Haumoana Netball Club 50th Jubilee
HAUMOANA BASKETBALL CLUB
1945
Formation of the Haumoana Basketball Club.
Although there is no original records for 1945, a team was formed and played Basketball socially.
The Club has gone from strength to strength and we are now celebrating 50 years later.
I wonder if those original players ever envisaged just what they had started.
Hundreds of girls over the years have had a chance to play for Haumoana.
1946
Back Row: L. Scott, L. Lindsay, J. Krebs, M. Kirk, D. Castles
Front Row: R. Twort, I. Boaler, P. O’Brien, J. McKeesick.
1946
FINANCIAL MEMBERS.
Mrs. Krebs, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. McNiven, Mrs. Quarrie, Mrs. Ruby Twort, Miss Edna Steele, Lylie Scott, Lorraine Lindsay, Ida Boaler, Mrs. Nitchke [Nitschke].
HAUMOANA BASKETBALL, CLUB MINUTES.
1946.
A meeting was held in the Haumoana Hall on Tuesday May 7th 1946 to form a basketball club.
There was a good attendance.
As the teams were too late to enter into club matches, it was decided to ask various teams around the district for friendly matches.
It was also decided to write to the Secretary of the Haumoana Beach Improvement Society for the use of the picnic ground at the Black Bridge.
The Secretary was asked to write to the Secretary of the Haumoana Football Club for the Basketball Funds which were at present in the Haumoana Football Club account.
It was also passed that the girls bring threepence along to each Club night to pay for the lights in the Hall.
The following Officers were elected:
President: Mrs. Krebs.
Vice Presidents: Mrs. Holden, Mrs. McNiven, Mrs. Nitchke, Mrs. Quarrie
Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs. Ruby Twort.
Coach: Miss Edna Steele.
Committee: Edna Steele, Lylie Scott, Lorraine Lindsay, Ida Boaler, Ruby Twort.
Comments: It is interesting to note that from this meeting, Lorraine Lindsay, later to become Lorraine Emmerson went on to become The Haumoana Basketball Coach through until the name change to Netball Club. Lorraine then coached the teams until 1969. Lorraine with the support of her husband Brian was the main stalwart in holding this club together through the years. Lorraine later had a daughter named Joanne who grew up to be a fine Member of the Club also.
1947
Financial Members.
Mrs. Steele, Jean McKeesick, Mrs. Twort, Lylie Scott, Mrs. Krebs, Mrs. Quarrie, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. MacNiven, Mrs. Nitchke, Mrs. Van Asch, Joyce McCarthy, Ida Boaler, Nan Unahi, Jo Silman, Judith Castles.
MINUTES OF THE HAUMOANA BASKETBALL CLUB.
The Annual General Meeting of the Haumoana Basketball Club, was held in the Haumoana Hall on Monday 24th, March 1947.
There was a poor attendance of members.
It was decided to enter into the Hastings Club Competitions this year as Intermediate Grade.
It was also passed that each player bring threepence each Club night and that the Subs, be two shillings and sixpence.
It was proposed by Edna Steele and seconded by Jean McKeesick, that Mrs. Twort and Lylie Scott be Trustees for the coming year.
The following Officers were elected:
President: Mrs. Krebs.
Vice Presidents: Mrs. Quarrie, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. MacNiven, Miss Nitchke, Mrs. Van Asch, Joyce McCarthy.
Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs. Twort.
Coach: Edna Steele.
Committee: Edna Steele, Lylie Scott, Ida Boaler, Nan Unahi, R. Twort.
Captain: Jo Silman, Vice Captain: Judith Castles.
The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the Chair.
Minutes signed by:
J. Castles.
1948
Financial Members;
Mrs. Twort, Patty O’Brien, Lorraine Lindsay, Judith Castles, Mrs. Van Asch, Bella Wepa, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Erickson, Janet Brown, Joyce McCarthy, Nan Unahi, Gladys Baker.
The Annual General Meeting was held on the 15th; March, in Mrs. Twort’s home.
There was a good attendance of members. Some new members were welcomed.
It was passed that each member bring fourpence along on practice nights to help pay for the Hall.
The subs were to be raised to three shillings and sixpence a year.
It was proposed by Lorraine Lindsay and seconded by Patty O’Brien that Mrs. Twort and Judith Castles be trustees for the coming year.
The following Officers were elected:
President: Mrs. Van Asch.
Vice Presidents: Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Gladys Baker.
Coach. Mr. Olsen.
Committee: Judith Castles, Lorraine Lindsay, Pat O’Brien, Bella Wepa, Nan Unahi, Janet Brown.
Delegate to Hastings: Mrs. Franklin. (Hastings).
Secretary/Treasurer: Ruby Twort.
Captain: Judith Castles, Vice Captain, Lorraine Lindsay.
It was proposed to start practicing on Saturday 20th in Mr. Eric Haggertys paddock, and practice nights were to commence on 5th April. Mrs Castles has so kindly offered to hold a card evening to help to raise funds, and has also donated a cake.
The Club has brought [bought] a doll which Mrs. Castles has offered to dress and raffle to raise funds.
A vote of thanks was passed to Mrs. Castles.
The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the chair.
Minutes signed by,
K. L. Erickson.
1948
END OF YEAR FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
CREDIT £25.17.2
EXPENDITURE £25.15.7
BALANCE 1.7
1949
Members:
Mrs. Twort, Noeline McCartney, Mrs. Erickson, Jean McKeesick, Maureen Reeves, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Van Asch, Gladys Baker, Mrs. Quarrie, Mrs. Holden, Janet Brown
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Wednesday, 2nd; March, 1949.
The Annual General Meeting was held on the above date at the home of Mrs. Twort.
There was a fair attendance and one new member, Miss Noeline McCartney was welcomed.
The resignation of Mrs. Twort who had been Secretary/Treasurer for the past three years was accepted with regret.
Committee.:
Nominated Mrs. Erickson, seconded by Lorraine Lindsay that Jean McKeesick stand as Secretary.
Treasurer: Nominated Jean McKeesick, seconded Noeline McCartney, That Lorraine Lindsay be the Treasurer.
Trustees: Nominated Mrs. Erickson, seconded Mrs. Twort that Jean McKeesick and Lorraine Lindsay be Trustees.
Coach; Mr. W. Olsen.
President: Nominated Maureen Reeves, seconded Lorraine Lindsay, That Mrs. Twort be President.
Vice Presidents: Nominated Maureen Reeves, seconded Mrs. Twort that five Vice Presidents be elected. Carried.
The following were the five elected:
Mrs. Crawford. Nominated by J. McKeesick, Seconded L. Lindsay.
Mrs Van Asch. Nominated Mrs. Erickson, Seconded M. Reeves.
Gladys Baker. Nominated by Mrs. Twort, seconded N. McCartney.
Mrs. Quarrie, Nominated by M Reeves, seconded J. McKeesick.
Mrs. Holden, Nominated by L. Lindsay, seconded Mrs. Erickson.
Business:
Election of Clubs member for the Queen Carnival. Nominated by Mrs. Twort and seconded by Jean McKeesick, that Maureen Reeves be the Basketball’s choice for the Sports Queen.
Practices:
Proposed by Lorraine Lindsay and seconded by Maureen Reeves that the first practice would begin on Saturday 26th March.
UNIFORMS: Proposed Lorraine Lindsay and seconded by Mrs. Twort that regulation uniforms were to be worn. Carried.
SUBSCRIPTIONS: Proposed by Mrs. Erickson, and seconded by Maureen Reeves that the subs be raised from three shillings and sixpence to five shillings annually.
Minutes signed by,
K.L. Erickson.
1949
SATURDAY, 2nd. April, 1949.
A meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Erickson in order to discuss the existing difficulties in forming a basketball team for the year.
Proposed by Mrs. Erickson,
Seconded by Janet Brown,
“That the Basketball Club go into recess for the year of 1949”
Carried.
The meeting then Terminated.
Minutes signed by,
K. L. Erickson.
Comment: In the 45 year history of the Haumoana Club, this is the only year that we have failed to have a team.
1950
Members:
Mrs. Erickson, Maureen Burden, Margaret Haycock, Valerie Taylor, Lorraine Lindsay, Shirley Chubb, Jean McKeesick, Gladys Baker, Mrs. Van Asch, Mrs. Twort, J. Massie, Mrs. H. McKeesick, Mrs. D. Taylor, Beth Townsend Betty Holden, W. Quarrie.
President: Mrs. Erickson.
Secretary: Jean McKeesick.
Treasurer: Lorraine Lindsay.
Uniforms: Proposed by Jean McKeesick and seconded by Shirley Chubb that this year we wear navy gyms, red blouses trimmed with white cord and red sashes.
Subscriptions: That the subs be five shillings per annum with an additional fourpence every practice night and a fine of sixpence if failing to come to practice.
Practice shall be on a Thursday night starting 20th. April. 1950.
Financial Statement at the End of the Year:
Credit £93.3.7
Expenditure £77.2.3.
Balance £16.1.4.
Folio May 1st 1950
Ms Haumoana Basketball Team
Dr to Hastings Basketball Team
Terms 1 month
To. Annual Fee 1 team 10 –
Match Fee 1 team 5 –
H.B & N.Z. Assn. 1 team 10 –
Rep Fund 12 players 3 –
Ground Fee 12 players 1 4 –
Referees Assn 2 6
£2 14 6
1951.
Financial Members:
Miss J. McKeesick, D. Castle, Shirley Chubb, Mrs. Glenny, Mrs. Ritchie, Peggy Parker, Mrs. Quarrie, Josephine Silman, Beth Townsend, Mary Unahi, Mrs. Erickson, Lorraine Emmerson, F. Pope, Mrs. Holden, Anne Williams, Mrs. G. Baker, Roberta Silman, Pearl Smith, Mrs. Unahi, Beryl Calnan, Mrs. Calnan, Mrs. Morris, Maureen Burden, Mrs. Van Asc [Asch], Joyce McCarthy, Mrs. Silman, Mrs. H. McKeesick, Elaine Calnan, Betty Morris, Lynettee [Lynette] Burden, Mrs. Castles. Rosemary Massie.
Patroness: Betty Holden.
President. Mrs. C. Baker.
Secretary. Maureen Burden.
Treasurer. Lorraine Emmerson.
Coach. Lorraine Emmerson.
These Club Officers were elected at the Annual General Meeting held at the home of Mrs. Lorraine Emmerson on Monday, April 17th. 1951.
The Haumoana Basketball Club fees for this year are five shillings.
Each player is to bring sixpence to each practice to help pay for the hal[l] lights.
Any player who fails to attend practice will not have a game on the Saturday.
The Club will donate £1/1 to the Haumoana School baths building fund.
Fees to the Hastings Basketball Assn. will be £2.17.0.
The hireage of the hall for practice is £2.0.0.
The bus to Palmerston North for the trip will cost £34. 10.0
HASTINGS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION.
President. Mrs. Kitt,
Jervois Street,
Hastings.
Secretary, Miss. M. Boult,
P.O. Box 45,
Hastings.
Dear Miss Burden,
An Executive meeting of the above Association will be held at Tong and McIvors, Nelson Street on Monday, 11th. June, 1951 at 7.30pm.
Entries for King’s Birthday Tournament (All Grades) close on Saturday next, 26th, May. Entries can be given to Miss Lois Carr at the courts on Saturday.
Yours faithfully,
M. Boult,
SECRETARY,
HASTINGS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
FINANCIAL STATEMENT:
At the close of the year we have £7.15.3 in hand.
Raffle: Lorraine Emmerson will buy a doll and dress it and this will be raffled.
1952
Members:
Mrs. J. Bowman, Mrs. Gerrard, Mrs. W. Earle, Mrs. Morris, Gladys Baker, Mrs. Townrow, J. Taylor, Beth Townsend, Mrs. Holden, Lorraine Emmerson, Elaine Calnan, Beryl Calnan, Barbara Purvis, Shirley Chubb, Nancy Pope, Betty Bradshaw, Anne Williams, Betty Morris, Jo Silman, Joyce McCarthy, Lynette Burden, Maureen Burden, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Bambry, Jean McKeesick, Peggy Parker,
From the files of 1952:
Subs shall be five shillings.
Club berets will be only used for special occassions [occasions]
Permission granted from the Football Club for badges similar to theirs. One dozen ordered.
The Basketball Club will help the Football Club run their Annual Dance.
This years trip will be to Takapau. The bus will cost £16.12.0
HASTINGS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Owing to Clubs not patronizing the last Association Dance held at the Assembly Hall last Saturday night, it has been decided to cancel the Association Dance which was to have been held this Saturday night, 2nd August, 1952.
M. Boult
SECRETARY.
Haumoana
HASTINGS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
TROPHIES WILL BE PRESENTED by the Hawkes Bay President, Mrs. Craven after the games at Ebbett Park on Saturday morning, 13th. September, 1952.
1953
Members:
Mrs. Dyett, Mrs. Orsborn, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Calnan, Beth Townsend, Jean McKeesick, Mrs. W. Earle, M. Wepa, J. Taylor, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Gerrard, Mrs. B. Holden, Mrs. R. Birch, Mrs. G. Baker, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Ritchie, Maureen Duff, Bella Wepa, Lorraine Emmerson, Beryl Calnan, Elaine Calnan, Anne Calnan, Barbara Purvis, Dianne Purvis, Anne Williams, Betty Morris, Nancy Pope, Harriet Wepa, Mavis Boult, Joyce McCarthy, Maureen Burden, Shirley Chubb, Betty Bradshaw, May McEllwee [McElwee], Doreen McKeesick, Karina McWilliams, Jocelyn LeQuesne [Le Quesne].
From the files of 1953.
Cost of a new basketball £3.2.9.
Fees to the Hastings Association. £6.12.0
Subscriptions for the Club will be six shillings.
Players will bring sixpence each training night.
Club guarantees labour to the value of £100 to the Beach Improvement Society so that they can use it to complete the Park.
Annual Combined Dance will be held 12th. September.
The B Team will have a one day trip to Takapau.
The A Team trip to Gisborne will cost £45.12.6.
We will purchase 24 red/white ties for the uniform.
Hastings Basket Ball Association
30th May 1953.
The Secretary
Haumoana Basket Ball Club
On the 30th May 1953. High School D. J. played a third grade player against your team. You can challenge them within 3 days to have this match replayed so as to give you a chance to get 2 championship points.
R. Wakefield.
1953.
HASTINGS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
HASTINGS
President.
Mrs. E. Marshall.
27 Chambers Road,
Havelock North.
Secretary,
Miss. J. Snell.
Box 386,
Hastings.
24th September,
1953.
Miss J. McCarthy,
C/- Simpson & Bate,
HASTINGS.
Dear Secretary,
A special meeting of this Association will be held at TONG & McIVORS on MONDAY, 12TH October, 1953. Time 7.30pm.
BUSINESS:
To elect Officials for the 1954 New Zealand Tournament to be held at Hastings.
Treasurer
Accomadation [Accommodation] Secretary.
Grounds Controller
Flags and Linesman Stewards
Records
Publicity
Parade Controller.
Any person at all interested in helping to run this Tournament is invited to attend this meeting.
J. Snell,
Secretary.
COMPLIMENTARY TICKET
Please admit Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott to the Combined Basketball and Football Clubs Dance to be held in the Haumoana Hall on Saturday 12th September, 1953.
Combined Clubs Dance
1954
Important Year for Hastings Basketball
No other outdoor basketball season has been so eagerly awaited in Hastings as the new season ahead. Officials and players alike view with keen anticipation the honour of being hosts to the New Zealand Outdoor tournament next August. Already many ex-players have come forward with offers of support and assistance and a warm welcome awaits any others who desire to co-operate in what promises to be the sporting highlight of the year for Hawke’s Bay.
Hastings basketball is in a very sound position at present, with a high standard of major players and a progressive band of officials. Miss J. Small has been re-elected secretary and Miss B. Cullen is treasurer.
President is Miss Gladys Symes, who, having already contributed immensely to the welfare of basketball, has undertaken the task of controlling the New Zealand Tournament Committee. One and all wish her a successful season and will no doubt co-operate to make her term of office a happy one.
The usual grading day will be played tomorrow. This season 35 teams have been registered with the association, this being a record for Hastings. There are seven teams nominated for first grade, nine for the second grade, 11 third-graders and eight in the school’s grade.
A round-up of the clubs indicates that the players themselves are as “keen as mustard” and looking forward with great enthusiasm to the New Zealand tournament. Some minor changes are likely in some of the club sides, but generally the policy of building-up from previous years is being pursued.
CONVENT OLD GIRLS will start the season with good membership, thus enabling them to enter a team in each of the three grades. The senior team will have several vacancies, giving them an opportunity to promote some of their more promising second grade players, and so give them the reward they deserve. Allison Hogan, last year’s College representative at Wanganui, will be an asset in the forward third of the team. Many new faces will appear in the third and second grades and the development of these teams will be eagerly watched. The club is again fortunate in having the services of Rona McCarthy for coaching.
STARR CLUB, now in its fourth season, will have the services of Leta Poole as coach this year, taking over from Mrs. M. Durand. Only two teams will be entered in the club competitions, but both are expected to be fielded with confidence. This year will see Colleen Bartlett, an ex-representative, back with L. Poole, a North Island representative, and M. Isaacson in the defence third of the A team. Centre third players are unchanged and should again combine well. A second grade player, Anne Mayberry also joins this team by reason of her improved play. The second team has lost several of the more experienced players but is confident that promotions from the third-graders will fill the vacancies and lead to a good combination being developed. The club plans another trip to Rotorua at the end of the season.
WATTIES’ CLUB was formed three years ago as an off-shoot of the canneries Social Club, and with thoughtfull encouragement has now established itself. While in the main the club will be fielding much the same team as last year, some newcomers are expected. One of the most important fixtures for the club, from a “domestic” viewpoint, is the annual competition between the Hastings and Gisborne branches of the canneries for the challenge shield presented by Mr. J. McEwan.
HSOG CLUB will be fielding at least four teams again and with 18 new members enrolled already the club is looking forward to another enjoyable season. Missed this year will be Betty Hellyer, who is now married and living in Auckland. Margaret Stuart, the Hawke’s Bay champion athlete, succeeds her as club captain with Jean Peebles as vice-captain. Among the better known players who will be missing too are Minola Apatu of Huiasm [Huias] and Pauline List of Tuis. Joan Southcott, of Robins, is concentrating on refereeing this season. She gained New Zealand theory pass last year. Also absent for the start, at any rate, will be Elaine Long, who is in hospital. Fay Roil (nee Driver) is back playing again and with six of last year’s Hawke’s Bay representatives playing for Huias they should be assured of further success this season. Stella Lassen will be coaching for the club this year.
UNITED CLUB have registered with their first team a promising team of schoolgirls in the fourth grade. United, whose combination is one of their strong points, will once again prove a strong side in the first grade. Past Hawke’s Bay representative’s Sheila Coombes and Yvonne McLean (nee Franklin) should help the young side, which gained valuable experience last season.
HAVELOCK NORTH fields their first grade team with more confidence, having this season a coach to give the finish to their play. Many previous players are still with the club and Hawke’s Bay representatives, Rene Fulford and Lois Kitt, will again add strength to the team. Patsy O’Carroll from Waikato and Marlene Whyte are the two new members to the strong team.
JLP having gained many new players, will field two teams. Last season’s team, which accounted well for itself in third grade, have moved up a grade, needing only two replacements[?]. This team should be well to the fore in the higher grade. Another list of new names has been forwarded with the fourth grade team.
OLYMPIC CLUB, now in its third season, will only field one team. With many promising players it is time for some good results to be had from this club. The team comprises a combination of last year’s red and grey teams, with two new members.
HIGH SCHOOL will be fielding eight teams, two of which are the Schools grades and comprising of third formers only. The school A team has six of its players back again this year and hopes to have a more successful year. This year the teams are being coached by Mrs. Pickernell, Miss Green, Miss Dean and Miss Sim. Sue Cox and Judith Powell are two promising young forwards and Pat Scott a steady defence. In the last few years the High School has been well represented in the third and fourth grade representatives and hopes to keep this up. In this and last years third formers there are many promising young players to keep up the standard of basketball. As well as the association matches the school teams play matches against other Hawke’s Bay schools, notably Napier High, Iona College, Woodford House, Hukarere, and Dannevirke High School with more sustained success than against the association teams.
HAUMOANA again fields two teams. Three fourth grade players showed much improvement last season and will be included in the third grade making a strong team. The travelling distance is a disadvantage to this club but it does not mar the keen club spirit that prevails each week.
MARATHON CLUB is the name chosen for the new club which joined the association this season and it will be coached by Mrs. N. Macklow. Club colours will be junior navy and gold. Two teams have been registered, one second grade and one third grade. Some experienced players and two new faces to this district, J. Poulter, and L. Lister, are combining well. The third grade team shows promise and gives a complete new group of players to the association.
1954
Members;
Mrs. Orsborn, Mrs. Gerrard, Mrs. Earle, Dorreen McKeesick, Mrs. Bowman, Karina McWilliams, Mrs. Mitchell, Neta Manning, Maureen Burden, Mrs. Morris, Beth Townsend, Juan Taylor, Betty Bradshaw, Shirley Chubb, Betty Holden, Beryl Calnan, Elaine Calnan, Mrs. Bartle, C. McFlyne, Lorraine Emmerson, Mrs. D. Taylor, Betty Morris, Ruby Birch, Barbara Purvis, Diane Purvis, Mrs. Anstis, Maryanne Wepa, Mrs. Unahi, Jean Dyett, Anne Williams, Joyce McCarthy, Bella Wepa, May McEllwee.
This years fee to the Hastings Association will be £8.11.6
Hireage of the Haumoana Hall for practice will be £5.
This year the subs for the season will be six shillings.
Our senior trip this year will be to Rotorua and the bus will cost £54.10.0.
The B. Team trip will be to Palmerston North.
This year the club will have blazers with attached monograms added to the uniform.
Basketball
THIRTY-FIVE TEAMS IN GRADING DAY AT HASTINGS
Ebbett Park, Hastings, was a grand sight on Saturday afternoon when 35 women’s basketball teams assembled in front of the pavilion for the official opening of the 1954 season by the patroness of the Hastings Basketball Association, Mrs. W. E. Bate, mayoress.
All teams took part in the opening day grading matches and the report of the grading committee is awaited. It is known that several changes are to be recommended to the executive, and judging by the results of this committee’s recommendations last season, if accepted, these recommendations will undoubtedly prove wise decisions.
Results of games played are as follows:-
Series A. – COG A 9 v. Havelock North 6, Robins 22 v United A 9, Huias 11 v Staff A 6, HSA 18 v COG A 6.
Series B. – HS B1 19 v Marathon A 7, HS B2 22 v Wrens 9, JLP 9 v Tuis 1, JLP 12 v COG B 11, Olympic 17 v HS Jr. A 6, Conv. High Gold 11 v Starr B 7.
Series C – Conv. High Blue 17 v HS C1 5, HS C2 21 v Marathon B 2, Nurses 10 COG v C 2, JLP B 7 v Conv. High Yellow 4, Conv. High Red 10 v Watties 16, Conv. High Green 3 v Haumoana A 9, Conv. High Blue 13 v Marathon B 1, Nurses 8 v HS Jr. B 0 (15 mins. only).
Series D. – Conv. High Green 7 v Haumoana B 7, HS D1 13 v Conv. High White 3, Haumoana B 4 v United B 4, HS Jr. B 15 v Conv. High Yellow 3.
Five changes were recommended by the Grading Committee comprising Mesdames S. Lassen and M. Durand and Miss Symes. Three teams are to be graded higher than their entry sought and two teams were graded to a lower division.
It is claimed, with considerable merit on past experience, that teams benefit by this system of grading as better basketball is provided from more keenly contested games. There is little to gain from a one-sided match. Seven teams have been placed in the first grade, 10 in the second, 10 in the third and eight in the fourth. In the First Grade section teams many changes of personnel are noted, making it difficult to predict at this stage respective successes. HSOG Huias, last season’s champions, again field an imposing side.
In the First Grade all players should have the New Zealand tournament in view and be working hard for representative selection. Individual fitness is a vital factor in representative form, and something that is entirely the responsibility of the individual.
It would seem that this season the Second Grade will be a more evenly contested section. The winners last season were HSOG. Tuis, this season are fielding many new players.
Club spirit and teamwork are features of many of the clubs, and appreciating this the association is arranging a number of competitions in connection with the effort to raise funds for the national tournament. Teams will benefit at the same time from active participation in these. A Series of combined clubs’ monthly dances will be held, and then there will be a shop day. A competition has been arranged for the best articles produced for the shop, and these will be judged on May 22 and June 5.
Colourful Scene When Basketballers Open New Season
Opening day of the outdoor basketball season at Ebbett Park, Hastings, last Saturday presented a colourful sight, with teams from 13 clubs arrayed in their different uniforms. Mayoress and patroness Mrs. W. E. Bate was prompted to comment upon the attractive display the 35 teams made when assembled before her during the opening ceremony.
Indeed as the opening day appeared to be about the only occasion when all the basketball girls can be gathered together, the executive of the Hastings Basketball Sub-Association is giving serious consideration to a suggestion that a March Past of teams would be a fitting item. This might well be introduced next season.
In view of the keen interest being taken in the preparations for holding the New Zealand tournament at Ebbett Park in August, it is only natural that reference should be made by the various speakers at the opening ceremony to this forthcoming occasion. Ample evidence was provided that there was no lack of enthusiasm over the tournament, and that Hastings basketballers were determined to be first-class hosts.
After wishing all a successful and enjoyable season, which she duly declared open, Mrs. Bate endorsed the comment made by the Association president, Miss G. Symes, that “it was not the winning or losing, it is the way we win or lose that counts and the spirit of the game.”
Photo caption – MRS. BATE
1955
Members:
Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Smith, J. McKeesick, Karina McWilliams, Lorraine Emmerson, Mrs. Bowman, Beth Townsend, Elisabeth Ellis, Mrs. Taylor, Gladys Baker, Betty Morris, Anne Cochrane, Grace Haycock, Barbara Purvis, Diane Purvis, Lorna Hawkins, Juan Taylor, Jocelyn LeQuesne, Rosalynne [Roslyne] Earle, Jennifer Williams, Lannie Smith, Caroline Wepa, May Thompson, Margaret Morris, Mrs. Gerrard, May McElwee.
The fees for this year shall be six shillings. Each girl will bring sixpence to every practice night.
The resignation of Mrs. Emmerson who has been our Coach for a number of years was accepted with regret.
We will run a Combined Dance with the Football Club.
This year our club trip will be to Wanganui. The cost for hiring the bus will be £45.0.0.
The Hall hire has increased to £7.10 this year a rise of £2.10.0.
The Club monograms will cost each person 8/11d each.
Financial Statement:
Year ending 1955.
Credit £95.12.11
Expenditure £69.0.4
Balance £26.12.7
Players from the 1950’s at the 1990 re-union.
1956
Officers of the club elected at the Annual General Meeting held at the Haumoana Church Hall on Tuesday, March 27th; are as follows:
Patroness: Mrs. B. Holden
President: Mrs: V. Morris.
Secretary: Miss R. Earle
Treasurer: Mrs. E. Ellis.
Coach: Lorraine Emmerson.
Vice Presidents:
Mrs. McWilliams, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Townsend, J. Taylor, E. Ellis
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Chilton, and B. Morris.
Club members:
B. Townsend, R. Earle, B. Morris, K. McWilliams, E. Ellis, V. Morris, J. Taylor, S. Anstis, L. Emmerson, B. Purvis, D. Purvis, M. Morris, B. Orsborn, Mrs. C. Baker, S. Haycock, Mrs. Chilton.
The fee for joining the club will be 10/- for this season.
The usual sixpence per practice night to pay for the hall lights shall be abolished.
Our annual trip this year will be to Rotorua on the 28th; September and the bus shall cost 50.
Each girl will pay 1.10/- for the hotel board.
The club will hold a shop day in the village on August 25th.
This year we have one team in the Hastings competition.
New Zealand Basketball Assn. have bought [brought] out a ruling, ” No gyms shall be shorter than 8 inches above the knee.
1957.
The Annual General Meeting of the Haumoana Netball Club, was held in the Haumoana Hall on Wednesday 27th, March, 1957.
Officers elected were:
Patroness: Mrs. C. Baker.
President: Mrs. V. Morris.
Secretary: Rosalyn [Roslyne] Earle.
Treasurer: Elizabeth Ellis.
Coach: Lorraine Emmerson.
Financial members of the club:
K. McWilliams, Mrs. McDonald, E. Ellis, J. Taylor, N Manning, R. Earle, Mrs. C. Baker, L. Emmerson, Mrs. Morris, D. Purvis, B. Purvis, S. Haycock, S. Anstis, M. Morris, Jennifer Williams, Vera Williams, G. McDonald, D. Orsborn, Mrs. Dillion.
This year the club only had one team in the Hastings Competition.
The Captain is Dianne Purvis and the vice-capatain [vice-captain] is Rosalyne [Roslyne] Earle.
This year the grading committee has put the team up from third grade to second reserve. This is the highest grade that we have been in up til present.
This year our Annual Trip is to Waimarama.
This year the club will up-date the blouses. We will have new long sleeve red blouses.
The hirage of the Haumoana Hall has risen from 5 to £7.10/-.
9th September, 1957.
Mr. Speight
Motor Camp Store,
WAIMARAMA.
Please find enclosed, the amount of three pounds, (£3) being a deposit for four four berth cabins on the weekend of the 20th of September.
Yours faithfully,
HAUMOANA BASKETBALL CLUB.
SECRETARY.
(Authorised by Permit under Section 4 of Gaming Act. 1908)
HASTINGS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
1/- RAFFLE 1/-
KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR
Value £79
CLOSES 20th JULY, 1957. DRAWN 3rd AUGUST, 1957.
Licensee: A. LINES
Maraekakaho Rd, Hastings
Results in “Herald -Tribune,” and “Daily Telegraph”
6th August, 1957.
No. 6364
CLIFF PRESS 1028A
1958
Officers elected at the Annual Genral [General] Meeting are as follows:
PATRONESS: Mrs. C. Baker.
PRESIDENT: Mrs. V. Morris.
SECRETARY: Rosalynne Earle.
TREASURER: Juan Taylor.
VICE-PRESIDENTS:
Mrs. B. McDonald, Mrs. W. Earle, Mrs. E. Ellis, Mrs. B. Townsend, Mrs. D. Taylor, Mrs. McWilliams, Mrs. N. Manning, Mrs. N. Steevens, Miss B. Purvis.
COACH
Lorraine Emmerson.
CAPTAIN: Shirley Anstis.
VICE-CAPTAIN: Rosalynne Earle.
This year we have one team and they are graded in second reserve.
The team is:
Gay McDonald, Betty Morris, Shirley Haycock, Dale Orsborn, Sue Orsborn, Lannie Smith, Dianne Purvis, Juan Taylor, Karina Williams.
The fees for the Hastings Basketball Assn. for the year will be £3.12.6d.
The club fees for this season will be 10/-.
This year our annual trip will be to Gisborne.
1959
At the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 10th. March at the Haumoana Hall, the following Officers were elected:
Patroness: V. Morris.
President: B. Purvis.
Secretary: R. Earle
Treasurer: S. Haycock.
Coach: L. Emmerson.
Captain: S. Anstis.
Vice: R. Earle
Financial Members:
S. Anstis, Mrs. Anstis, B. Purvis, G. Wallis, G. McDonald, L. Townsend, D. Orsborn, Mrs Thorburn, Mrs Martin, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Earle, V. Hatherall., S. Haycock, G. Haycock, J. Stanley, N. Steevens, B. Townsend, E. Ellis, K. Baylis, H. McLeod, N. Manning, M. Bambry, D. Caldwell, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Budd, Mrs. D. Taylor, L. Barge, M. Morris.
We will continue training in the Haumoana Hall.
This is the first full season of seven-a-side basketball.
This year the team is in Second reserve grade
The Club will write to the County Council voicing concern at the delay in finishing the new courts at the Haumoana Park.
Each Saturday, we are travelling by bus to Hastings, then having to walk to Ebbett Park for the Game.
1960
At the A. G. M. held at the Haumoana Hall Annexe, the following Officers were elected:
Patroness: R. Birch.
President: B. Jensen
Secretary: H. McLeod
Treasurer: R. Earle.
Coach: L. Emmerson
Captain: S. Haycock.
Vice.: R. Earle
Members:
M. Hatherall, G. Wallis, Mrs. Thorburn, N. Manning, Mrs. Anstis, L. Emmerson, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Birch, M. Anderson, B. Preston, S. Martin, B. Townsend, L. Townsend, R. Earle, G. Haycock, E. Ellis, Mrs. Werrey, N. Steevens,, G. McDonald, W. Kean, B. Jensen, Mrs. Wheatley, S. Orsborn, S. Anstis.
This year we will travel to Stratford and stay at the County Hotel. The bus will cost 67 pounds and Roy Birch will be the driver.
This year we are in second reserve grade.
Our wind-up this year will be in the Fire Brigade Hall.
1961
Patroness: R. Birch
President: B. Jensen
Secretary: G. McDonald
Treasurer: R. Earle
Coach: L. Emmerson
Members:B. Jensen, B. Townsend, L. Emmerson, M. Haycock, S. Haycock, E. Ellis, D. Butcher, C. Allington, M. Hatherall, Mrs. Allington, G. Oliver, E. Douglas, R. Clarke, L. Townsend, J. Manning, M. Holden, L. Barge, M. Anderson, D. Orsborn, Mrs. LeValiant [Le Vaillaint], J. Grogan, J. Butcher, N. Manning, Mrs. Sweet, E. Hatherall, A. Blummont, Mrs. T. Anstis, Mrs. Werrey, Mrs. Hantler, N. Steevens, P. Malone.
This year we will have a Stall at the Hastings Highland Games.
Club fees will be ten shillings.
We are finally usung [using] our new courts. Permission has been given to have one of these courts flood-lit.
Mr. T. Townsend and Mr. B. Emmerson will erect the light.
This year we have decided to purchase club badges. They will have Haumoana Basketball Club engraved on them and a picture of a gannet. Permission has been given from the Haumoana Rugby Club to have the similar design to theirs.
The opening day for the new courts will be April 15th; at 2pm. Mr. Tucker will be invited to officially open the courts.
Our first ever Field Day will be Saturday 23rd; September.
HAUMOANA B TEAM: FIRST FIELD DAY
Back Row: Lorraine Emmerson (Coach) Delwyn Butcher, Esmae Douglas, Claire Allington, Mabel Hatherall.
Front Row: Gillian Oliver, Robyn Clarke, Georgina Randall.
1962
Patroness: Mrs. Birch.
President: Beth Townsend.
Secretary: G. Oliver.
Treasurer: R. Earle.
Coach: L. Emmerson.
Financial members:
G. Randle, J. Randle, A. Blummont, S. Haycock, L. Emmerson, B. Townsend, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. La Valliant, N. Manning, J. Manning, E. Douglas, R. Earle, R. Kani, G. Oliver, E. Ellis, Mrs. Haycock, M. Anderson, B. Jensen, G. McDonald, L. Painter, Mrs. Werrey, J. Butcher, D. Butcher, Mrs. Allington, R. Walker, C. Allington, L. Townsend, P. Lambert, L. Manaena, K. Kireka, J. Morrison, P. Thomas, R. Birch, H. Clarke, R. Clark, J. Sneddon, S. Wheatley.
This year Mrs. Blummont will run card evenings at the Pavillion [Pavilion] to raise funds for the club.
The wreath for the Anzac Parade at the Memorial Park will be laid by Gay McDonald, Delwyn Butcher and Judith Manning.
The annual club trip this year will be to Stratford and we will stay at the County Hotel. The B Team will go to Dannevirke.
This year we will have a stall at the Highland Games and we will raffle a Radiogram.
This year we have two teams in the Hastings Competition.
Our second annual field day will be on 29th September. We will have three grades: A Grade, B Grade and a school grade.
The Haumoana B Team were first equal in the Hastings competition this season and they also won the third grade Queens Birthday Tournament.
MEMORIES OF THE TRIP TO STRATFORD.
I remember that I had my sixteenth birthday on this trip. I was presented with a birthday cake and on it it had a miniture [miniature] basketball which my mother still has. I also recall that the grey pleated skirts of our walking out uniform seemed to come down to our ankles. On the Friday night all the girls and ladies brought fruit and we had a feast in one of the rooms. I particularly remember the pineapple. When we got on the bus after every stop we used to number off but we never ever used number thirteen. On the Saturday of the game we were warming up to play when this men’s team came along dressed in hula skirts and such.
We always had long red and white ribbons hanging from the badge on our blazers and we were very proud of our walking-out uniform and people used to comment on how nice the club liked.
Delwyn Moat-Cameron (nee Butcher)
Basketball
Grading of Hastings team
Arising from last Saturday’s grading day games the Hastings Basketball Association has announced the clubs grading as follows:
First grade. – Huias, Rebels, COG, HSA, HSB, Robins, United.
First grade reserve. – St Joseph’s A, Whitcombes, Nurses, Tuis, HSS 1, HSS 2, HS Int 1, COG White, COG Black.
Second grade. – Haumoana, Rebels, HBEPB, St Joseph’s B, COG, HSS 3, HSS 4, Akinas, Soma.
Second grade reserve. – Karamu 1, HS J1, United, St Joseph’s C, HS Int 2, HS Int 3, HS Int 4.
Third grade. – St Joseph’s D, Haumoana, Heretaunga A., Wrens, Rebels, HS Int 5.
Third grade reserve. – Karamu 2, Karamu 3, Karamu 4, United Juniors, Heretaunga B, St Joseph’s E, HS J2.
Junior. – United Midgets, Rebels Blue, Rebels Gold, […]
1963
This year we will have two teams in the Hastings Competition.
The A team is in second reserve grade and the B team is in third grade.
The B Team will travel to Takapau by railcar from Clive.
This year our annual trip will be to Masterton. We will stay at Victoria House. The board will be £60.
We will run a raffle for fund raising. Tickets will be sixpence each or a book of five for two shillings.
A team Captain is L. Townsend. Vice-captain is D. Butcher.
B team captain is R. Kani.
HAUMOANA BASKETBALL CLUB
6d. RAFFLE 6d.
(By Licence issued under Section 42 of the Gaming Act, 1908)
1st prize – “PHILLIPS” TRANSISTOR RADIO
Valued at £16-16-0.
2nd prize – “ZIP” ELECTRIC FRY PAN
Valued at £12-19-6
3rd prize – “SLEEPSAFE” ELECTRIC BLANKET
(Single)
Valued at £7-17-6
Closes and Drawn 25th September 1963. Results published H.B. Herald-Tribune and Daily Telegraph on 27th September 1963.
Licensee: Mrs. L. Emmerson
C/o. Post Office
Haumoana
Financial members for 1963 are:
R. Kani, B. Jensen, D. Butcher, J. Manning, H. Clarke, E. Ellis, G. Pearce, Mrs. Sweet, E. Douglas, Mrs. La Valliant, B. Townsend, Mrs. Werrey, L. Bennett, L. Jobson, L. Townsend, R. Earle, G. Haycock, S. Harman, L. Emmerson, Mrs. Allington, C. Allington, J. Hantler, M. Anderson, N. Steevens, G. Oliver, G. McDonald, J. Sneddon, Mrs. McDonald, N. Manning, Mr. Foddy, R. Birch, J. Butcher, J. Marnock, R. Walker, M. Turi, K. Kireka, P. Lambert, Mrs. Blummont, T. Tihema, J. Morrison.
Haumoana A team win the Hastings Basketball Assn cup for completing the season undefeated in Second Reserve. They will be taken to Stortford Lodge for dinner as a reward.
With just four days notice, the Stratford Basketball write to say that they are bringing three teams to play Haumoana. Hectic preparations are made to arrange accommadation [accommodation] and billets for them.
1964
At the Annual General Meeting held on the 6th. April, the following were elected:
Patroness: Mrs. LeValiant.
President: Mrs. Haycock.
Secretary: Violet Hatherall.
Treasurer: Rosalyne Earle.
Coach: Lorraine Emmerson.
A Team Captain: Violet Hatherall.
B. Team Captain: Helen Pearce.
Club members:
B. Townsend, C. Townsend, V. Hatherall, Mrs. LeValiant, S. Harman, L. Emmerson, D. Moat, L. Lean, J. Manning, R. Earle, C. Robbie, N. Manning, H. Clarke, M. Baker, J. Baker, H. Pearce, C. Pearce, E. Hatherall, L. Jobson, R. Walker, E. Douglas, B. Kireka, J. Douglas, R. Birch, B. Jensen, G. Haycock, Mr. Foddy, M. Anderson, J. Davie, G. McDonald, J. Butcher, L. Weaver, J. Sneddon.
This year we will have a uniform change.
We will retain the red and white ties and add red and white belts with red and white epaulettes. We also will have plain long sleeve white blouses.
With only two working player [players] in the team this year our grading has been lowered to third and third reserve grade.
Our Field Day will be held at the courts on the 19th. September and we will have three grades.
Results: A. Team won the first Grade.
Haumoana School won the school grade.
Last Saturday the club went tomato picking for Mr. M. Hope. 152 cases were picked.
We will pledge our support to Roy Birch as a candidate in the King Carnival. We will have a toffee apple making night at the home of Lorraine Emmerson.
This year all the girls travelling to Basketball each Saturday by car will have to pay 1/6d to the car drivers to help cover the cost of petrol.
Our club trip this year will be to Fielding. Two teams will go and the bus will cost £40
This year our Treasurer became Blossom Festival Princess at the Annual Blossom Festival of Hastings. The club is very proud of Rosalyne Earle.
Both teams won their grade in the Hastings Basketball Competition and each player will receive an inscribed silver button.
1967
At the Annual General Meeting on March 13th; the following Officers were elected:
Patroness: Mrs. Richardson.
President: Mrs. Townsend.
Secretary: Miss. Heather Clarke.
Treasurer: Miss Margaret Holden.
Coach: Lorraine Emmerson.
Captains:
A. Team: Heather Clarke
B. Team: Jane Hope
C. Team: Yvonne Grady.
For the first time ever we have three teams in the Hastings Competition.
Our grading is: Second reserve.
Third reserve
Fifth grade
Having three teams causes transport problems, so we have hired a bus for Saturday games which will be driven by Mr. Roy Birch. We will be charging everyone 2/- for the return trip.
This years trip will be to Gisborne staying at the Albion Hotel.
The bus will cost $108.
At the conclusion of the competition the A. Team won the Second reserve grade and were taken to the Stortford Lodge Hotel for dinner.
On the return trip from Gisborne the bus broke down north of Wairoa.
Mrs. Birch was given a lift to Wairoa by passing motorists so that she could arrange for another bus to be sent from Hastings.
The proprietor of the Clyde Hotel let the club use his T.V. room so that the girls could wait in comfort for the other bus.
Club members for 1967 were:
J. Davie, M. Peterse, U. Lean, J. Butcher, S. Wallace, Joyce Butcher, J. Hope, C. Robbie, R. Mansfield, R. Walker, D. Budd, N. Holden, M. Tahau, C. McGuiness, R. Werrey, F. Walters, B. Townsend, A. Clarke, B. Jensen, F. McLaren, H. McLaren, Y. Brady, S. Birch, E. Mansfield, M. Tauroa, I. Pearce, S. Baker, M. Baker, J. Unahi, N. Manning, J. Manning, B. Ogden, N. Steevens, Mrs. LeValliant, C. Townsend, R. Clarke, J. Hantler, Mrs. Sweet, Mr. Foddy, R. Birch, V. Robin, Z. Baker, L. Lean, G. Haycock, L. Emmerson, J. Morrison, J. Sneddon, Mrs. Werrey, G. Oliver, Mrs. Vaughn.
THE HAUMOANA NETBALL CLUB
The girls of Haumoana play basketball,
they are a charming lot of girls,
some are short and some are tall,
some have short hair and some have curls.
In their smart uniforms they look real neat,
everyone says” Don’t they look sweet.
I’ll always remember the day,
I went to the courts to see them play,
I really expected to be bored to tears,
but I saw the best game that I had seen for years.
They marched on the courts looking bashful and shy,
but when the game started boy oh boy,
the team that they played was real strong,
but the Haumoana girls could do no wrong.
They waltzed up the court with the greatest of ease,
as graceful as girls on a flying trapeze.
when the goalie put the ball in the net,
we all sang out, Another one yet!
The whistle blew,
the game was won,
they trooped off the court to Mrs. Emmerson
she looked at her girls as proud as a queen,
and she loved them all that was plainly seen.
Of course had they lost we all would agree,
it would have been the fault of the referree [referee].
Happy as Larry,
off to the pavilion they trot,
for a cup of tea,
or a bottle of pop.
They are charming young people and nice to know,
friendlier girls you’d not meet anywhere you go.
Many of their parents and supporters I’ve met,
and their friendly acceptance I’ll never forget.
No wonder I look forward to each Saturday,
I meet nice folk and see the girls play.
So good luck to you girls who live by the sea,
as long as I live count on support from me.
This was written by Mr. John Foddy for the girls of the club. John Foddy was an elderly gentleman who would turn out in all weather every Saturday…
He was made a Life Member of the Club in 1968.
1968.
HAUMOANA BASKETBALL CLUB
A REPORT TO VICE PRESIDENTS FROM FOUR MEETINGS.
We apologise for this report being so late.
At our Annual General Meeting on the 20th March, 1968 our Officers and Committee were elected as follows:-
OFFICERS: Patroness: Mrs Richardson
President: Mrs Townsend
Secretary: Miss C. McGuinness
Treasurer: Miss J. Hope
Coach: Mrs L. Emmerson
Asst. Coach: Mr. R. Boynton
COMMITTEE: Mesdames: Clarke, Birch, McLaren, Werry [Werrey], Lean, Butcher, Davies, Emmerson, Townsend, Robin, Baker, Rawstrone, Jensen, Boynton.
Misses: McGuinness, Hope, Baker, Clarke.
CAPTAINS: “A” Team C. Townsend
“B” Team J. Unahi
“C” Team S. Matarangi [Matairangi]
“D” Team Y. Brady
BASKETBALL:
We seem to move from strength to strength, for this year we have four teams, again, one up. All the teams were up graded this year and this accounts for the lack of success. The teams were graded as follows:
“A” Team 2nd Grade
“B” Team 3rd Grade
“C” Team 3rd Reserve Section One
“D” Team 4th Grade
The lateness of this report accounts for the reason why there is only three games left to be played and only the “B” Team is having any measure of success. The up grading will be the reason for this. The “A” Team have only three wins to their credit and therefore have no standing in their competition grade. The “B” Team having only two losses, are at the moment 2nd and can only win this if the leading team is betten [beaten] and this does not seem very likely to happen. Haumoana White (“C”) Team, although showing a marked improvement in the second round are still out classed in this grade and have not been successful in gaining a place. Haumoana Red (“D”) also shows a marked improvement and have only six points in their favour.
These teams were not registered in these grades but the grading committee saw fit to up grade all our teams and the present situation proves that we were right and they were wrong.
The bus we have been using each Saturday is still proving a big success in every way.
Two members of the “B” Team, J. Hope and D. Pohartu [Pohatu], were picked for the representatives trials, but were unsuccessful in gaining a position in the rep. team.
GENERAL:
The organisation behind the Housie evening held each Wednesday donated their proceeds from the evening of the 29th May towards the Club funds. As many as possible of our members and players were asked to go and it proved to be a very profitable evening for us. They have also arranged for us to have another evening on Wednesday, 21st August and again the more members that are there the more money we are likely to receive. Therefore we would like to see more of our Vice Presidents there. These evenings are not late and the first evening was great fun.
RAFFLE:
We are having another petrol raffle this year as there seems to be no problem in selling the tickets. Most of you will no doubt have tickets and it is to be drawn on the 2nd September. There are two prizes;
1st Prize 44 Gallons Valued at $17.16
2nd Prize 20 Gallons Valued at $7.80
HAUMOANA BASKETBALL CLUB
1 Clifton Rd.,
HAUMOANA
28th November, 1969
Mr B. Emmerson,
Grange Rd.,HAUMOANA.
Dear Brian,
On behalf of our Club, I would like to take this opportunity of thanking you for your kind donation of twenty gallons of petrol for the second prize of our annual raffle.
Also I would like to thank you for allowing the senior members “man the pumps” for a whole weekend and receive the profits from all the petrol they sold. I can assure you this was much appreciated and the girls thoroughly enjoyed their new experience.
Thanking you once again,
Yours faithfully,
Secretary.
All senior girls that “manned” the petrol pumps were dressed in their playing uniform. It was an entirely new and novel way of fund-raising.
Sue Birch received the Hastings President Trophy.
This year the subs will rise to $1.50c.
Our trip this year will be to Materton [Masterton] staying at Victoria Travel Hotel.
Club members this year are: U. Lean, B. Townsend, J. Davie, P. McLaren, Mrs. Richardson, S. Birch, K. Anstis, G. Oliver, N. Waikari, M. O’Sullivan, P. Brady, R. Werrey, J. Unahi, Y. Brady, M. Baker, K. Townsend, I. Pearse, S. Pearse, H. McLaren, K. Lynch, M. Tauroa, N. Manning, J. Patchett, J. Hope, J. Pohatu, K. Blummont, J. McKay, C. McGuiness, D. Moat, E. Mansfield, P. Walters, M. Keighley, J. Bernstone, P. Birch, N. Renata, J. Baker, Z. Baker, J. Butcher, M. Baker, J. Foddy, K. Elliot, R. Birch, B. Jensen, C. Townsend, Mrs. Werrey, H. Clarke, L. Boynton.
1970
Officers of the club elected at the Annual General Meeting held at the Pavillion are as follows:
Patroness: Mrs. Richardson.
President: Miss C. McGuiness.
Secretary: Miss H. McLaren.
Treasurer: Miss M. Baker.
Senior Coach: Judith McKay, Assistant coach: Sue Birch.
The club fees this year will rise to $2 per player.
We have four teams in the Hastings Competition this year.
The cost of a new netball is $10.72c.
The B Team have won their fourth grade competition in the Hastings Assn.
The A Team and the Red Team are runners-up in their grades.
HAUMOANA NETBALL CLUB TRIP TO GISBORNE.
Two senior teams and seven women committee members and Judith McKay as chaperone went to Gisborne. Everyone was dressed in uniform of grey skirts, white blouses, red cardigans, black blazers, black shoes and looked extremely smart.
We left Hastings at 1pm. on Friday 24th July in an N.Z.R. bus, arriving at Lincoln House, Fitzherbert Street Gisborne at 6pm. Dinner awaited our party after which everyone went into town until 8.30pm. We all had an early night with the thought of netball the next day. We were all very pleased with the standard of accommodation provided. The proprietors could not have made us more welcome or comfortable.
We arrived at the courts in Roebuck road at 8.45 am. Each team faced four compulsory games, regardless of losses. Games spread over the day with any team with four wins going on to the quarter finals.
We entered our two teams in the Patsy Burke Memorial Shield section and our results are as follows:
A team. 3 wins and one draw.
B. team. 2 wins, 1 draw and one loss.
This meant that neither team made the quarter finals, but were by no means disgraced.
We found the Tournament to be well organised but the standard of play and umpiring left something to be desired, the weak umpiring resulting in extremely rough play.
This situation leads us to be more appreciative of the standard of umpiring in our own Association.
1970 Club Members;
J. Baker, N. Manning, K.. Blummont, K. Lynch, M. Baker, H. McLaren, A. McLaren, P. McLaren, R. Werrey, J. Pearce, A. Blummont, K. Anstis, H. Ormsby, U. Lean, S. Birch, S. Pearce, K. Townsend, N. Waikari, P. Birch, J. Hope, J. Randle, N. Jones, E. Matairangi, N. Renata, R. Renata, P. Brady, W. Wairau, K. Burden, R. Matairangi, J. Unahi, C. McGuiness, W. Pere, M. Keighley, B. Townsend, D. Moat, L. Emmerson, J. McKay, J. Werrey, J. Butcher, J. Foddy, L. Vaughn, V. Robbin, L. Frost.
1971
The Annual General Meeting of the Haumoana Netball Club was held on the 1st. March at the Haumoana Memorial Park Pavillion.
Officers elected were:
Patroness : Mrs. Richardson.
President : Mrs. Townsend.
Secretary : Sue Birch
Treasurer : Mrs. Manning.
Coach : Judith McKay.
Club members for 1971:
K. Blummont, H. Hamlin, B. Townsend, N. Manning, J. Butcher, I. Pearce, S. Birch, R. Warren, P. Birch, J. Baker, P. Brady, S. Bambry, K. Lee, D. Cooper, F. Lean, J. Randle, K. Burden, B. Unahi, L. Truuts, A. McLaren, U. Lean, L. Emmerson, P. McLaren, L. Gaskin, A. Kani, W. Wairau, J. Power, K. Anstis, M. Keighley, H. Ormsby, N. Waikari, E. Matairangi, S. Pearce, K. Townsend, M. Baker, K. Lynch, M. Lynch, R. Matairangi, R. Birch, Mrs. Richardson, J. McKay, C. Batholomew [Bartholomew], N. Steevens, J. Werrey, J. Foddy, B. Anstis.
The fees this year will be $2 per player.
We are to have a uniform change this year.
We will finally shed our black gyms and replace them with a nice red, white and blue tartan wrap around pleated skirt.
We will also purchase white short sleeve shirts and a nave blue vee neck jersey. These jerseys will be similar to the Napier Girls’ High School.
Transporting the teams to town each Saturday by bus has run at a loss so we will revert back to taking them in cars each Saturday.
The A team entered Giorgi Tournament and were runners up in their grade for which they will receive the Grade runners up cup plus a silver button from the club.
Haumoana Red also won their grade during the season and will receive the Hastings Netball Assn. Trophy.
NETBALL CLUB TRIP TO GISBORNE
Two senior teams and four women committee members travelled up to Gisborne on the Railcar on Friday night leaving Hastings at 8.30pm. We arrived in Gisborne at 1.30am and at Lincoln House at 1.45am. Next morning we arrived at the courts at 8.30am with our first game being at 9am.
The A team has three wins and one loss and the B team had three losses and one win. We would like to thank Havelock North for the support that they gave us on the side line.
On Saturday night the girls went to the movies then up town for a hamburger before returning to Lincoln House.
We left Gisborne Railway station for the return trip at 11am. on Sunday morning. We arrived at the Hastings railway station at 3.30pm.
The Junior teams are to travel to Palmerston North and will be staying at Linton Court.
1972
Patroness: Mrs. Richardson.
President: Mrs. Townsend
Secretary: Miss P. Birch.
Treasurer: Miss M. Keighley.
Senior Coach: Judith McKay.
Junior Coach: Delwynne Moat.
Club members for 1972:
G. Lean, B. Townsend, K. Lee, S. Harbottle, Mrs. Werrey, F. Lean, Mrs. Richardson, E. Matairangi, D. Matairangi, P. Walters, M. Black, L. Halstead, S. Bambry, V. Keighley, B. Unahi,. M. Keighley, H. Ormsby. J. Randle, M. Baker, K. Blummont, K. Burden, P. Brady, D. Moat, K. Lynch, M. Lynch, L. Emmerson, N. Manning, J. Butcher, K. Davie, K. Davie, P. Birch, J. McKay, K. Townsend, J. Baker, A. Kani.
This year the two junior teams will stay in the navy gyms. It will give the junior players an incentive to work toward senior team uniform.
This year the club trip will be to Gisborne, and the bus will cost $143.50.
This will be the first time that the club has taken both Senior and Junior players on a trip.
Report from Gisborne Trip
We had a very enjoyable time in Gisborne, mainly because of the way all girls mixed together. The A Team has two wins and three losses and the B Team were unsuccessful in all their games. While the bus was parked outside our Masonic Hotel, it was broken into and some of our gear was stolen. Police are looking into the matter.
This year we will update our club badges. We will have Netball Club on them to replace the old Basketball Club wording.
A farewell evening for Lorraine Emmerson was held in the Pavillion. Many present and past members turned out to farewell and wish Lorraine the best on her final retirement from Coaching the Haumoana Basketball Club and through to now Netball Club. A social evening was held and many players were able to reminiscence about days gone by, trips gone by, and all the good things that have happened in the club over the years. The club presented Lorraine with a canteen of cultery [cutlery] and a travel bag. It was a farewell that was quite sad in a way as Lorraine had taken the Club from the early days of existence to the Mighty strength that it is today. The time, effort, patience, and at times frustration, time away from her family, and the total commitment that Lorraine gave to the club as Coach will never be repeated.
A Field day was held on 12th. August with four grades.
For our wind-up this year we are going to the D.B. Heretaunga Hotel for a Smorgasbord dinner. on a Sunday night.
1973.
Club members for 1973:
Patroness: N. Manning.
President: B. Townsend.
Secretary: J. Hope.
Treasurer: J. Hope.
Coach: D. Moat.
U. Lean. F. Lean, J. Hope, J. Butcher, R. Robbie, W. McLaren, B. Wharrie, K. Blummont, P. Brady, B. Townsend, K. Christofferson, J. McKay, J. Emmerson, S. Bambry, A. Bambry, P. Birch, B. Unahi, N. Manning, Mrs. Werrey, P. McLaren, K. Millar, P. Walters, D. Moat, P. Walters, S. Harbottle, K. Lynch, R. Croft.
This year the fees will rise to $2.50 per player.
We held a very successful shop day at the Clifton Domain on the 13th. January. The campers were very responsive to our fund raising and commented on how nice it was to be able to buy fresh cakes and vegetables. We also made punnets of coleslaw.
This year our club trip will be to Masterton.
REPORT ON TRIP TO MASTERTON
On the week-end of 27th to 29th. July, fourteen players, our coach and five committee members left Hastings at 4.30pm. by N.Z.R. Road Services Bus. We stopped in Dannevirke for tea and arrived at Solway Park Hotel at 9.15pm.
We were accommodated in very comfortable twin bed units each with a television, telephone, shower and toilet.
Saturday morning we went to the courts at Waiarapa [Wairarapa] College for games against Collegiate. The A team won and the B. team lost. Both games were most enjoyable.
Saturday afternoon we drove through Caterton [Carterton] and Greytown where we visited a cheese factory, a museum and the Mount Holdsworth Reserve.
In the evening most of us stayed at the Hotel. A few of the older girls went to a dance in one of the bars adjoining the Hotel.
We left Masterton about 11 am. Sunday morning and had stops at Pahiatua and Waipawa. We arrived back at Haumoana about 4.45pm.
J.F. Hope.
1974
This year we are to have a change to our uniform. We will purchase navy parkas which will be registered as part of our playing uniform. It is to be worn on cold or wet days only. Our uniform therefore consists of: long white socks, white Bob Charles Tee shirt, monogram on Tee shirt, navy jersey, navy parka, red and white tartan skirts and black netball boots.
This year we have two teams in the competition.
Our annual trip will be to Masterton.
Report on trip to Masterton
We left Hastings at 12.30pm on Friday, 26th July and arrived in Masterton at the Empire Hotel at 4.30pm.
We went for a sight-seeing trip on Saturday and then on Saturday night we stayed at the Hotel where the junior girls watched T. V.
The senior girls went to a social in the bar.
On Sunday morning we played netball against Makora College.
The A team won 22-8 and the B team lost 15-6.
After we had lunch we left Masterton at 1.30pm and arrived in Hastings at 6.30 pm.
P. Birch,
Secretary.
Officers of the Club for 1974 are as follows:
Patroness: Mrs. Birch.
President: Mrs. B. Townsend.
Secretary: Miss P. Birch.
Treasurer: Miss P. Birch.
Coach” Mrs. D. Moat.
Financial members:
R. Pere, M. Pere, J. Smith, K. Christofferson, U. Lean, F. Lean, J. Emmerson, P. Birch, P. Smith, W. McLaren, K. Lynch, D. Unahi, S. Harbottle, B. Wharrie, J. Bambry, R. Croft, L. Emmerson, J. Hope, B. Townsend, N. Steevens, P. McLaren, M. Bambry, N. Manning, D. Moat, R. Birch, J. Butcher, J. Sneddon, J. McKay.
There is to be no field day this year as we are unable to fit it into our busy schedule.
For our wind-up this year we will all go to dinner at the Masonic Hotel in Napier.
1975
At the Annual General Meeting held on the 19th. February at the Pavilion, the following Officers were elected.
Patroness: Mrs. N. Manning;
President: Mrs. B. Townsend;
Secretary: Mrs. S. Harbottle,
Treasurer: Mrs. C. Bartholomew.
Coach: Mrs. D. Moat.
Financial members:
C. Bartholomew, D. Caldwell, D. Moat, U. Lean, J. Hope, J. McKay, B. Townsend, K. Christofferson, J. Power, R. Pere, P. Houkamou [Houkamau], I. Matairangi, Joy McKay, D. Kingi, J. Hesketh, D. Hesketh, M. Pere, K. Davey, K. Davey, J. Smith, D. Unahi, D. Caulton, S. Bambry, E. Mosen, L. Emmerson, J. Emmerson, R. Renata, J. Spooner, T. Hurinui, J. Butcher.
This year the world Netball Championships will be held in Auckland, and some of our members will be attending, namely Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Emmerson, Mrs. Townsend, and Kay Christofferson.
Our pre-season training will start at the Haumoana School this year. This is only until the Tennis Club have finished their season at the Park.
The club will hold a gala at the park this year for fund-raising. We invite other clubs in the district to take part also.
This year our shop day will be at the Clifton Domain. Members will bake cakes and make things such as coleslaw etc. It is thought that the campers will appreciate freshly baked cakes. Everyone in the club is expected to participate as this will be the main fund-raising venture. We realise that it is out of season but a meeting will be called beforehand to organise.
A motion was moved and passed that any girl who fails to attend three practices in a row without an apology is out of the club for the remainder of the season.
This year the club trip will be to Rotorua. We will stay at the Bungalow Private Hotel.
We will enter one team in the Giorgi Tournament which will be held on the 31st. August.
1976
Club officers elected at the Annual General Meeting held on Wednesday 11th. February at the Haumoana Memorial Park as follows:
President: B. Townsend.
Patroness: Mrs. Manning.
Secretary: S. Harbottle.
Treasurer: C. Batholomew.
Coach: Judy McKay.
Financial members for 1976:
L. Emmerson, J. McKay, D. Moat, J. Butcher, B. Townsend, S. Bambry, L. Boynton, E. Mosen, C. Batholomew, S. Harbottle, M. Lindsay, J. Power, K. Christofferson, J. Emmerson, D. Kingi, U. Lean, S. Paul, S. Randell, D. Caulton, N. Manning, A. Caldwell, J. Smith, C. Unahi.
The senior girls will run an evening at the Clive Hotel as a fund-raising venture. They will get a late licence and also provide supper to ticket holders.
This year our trip will be to Wanganui, staying at the Flag Inn.
We were to hold a garden party but decided to have the gala at the Memorial Park instead because there is more room. Other clubs have been invited to have stalls also.
This year we will have our end of year dinner at the D. B. Heretaunga.
1977
Club Officers:
Patroness: N. Manning.
President: B. Townsend.
Secretary: S. Randell.
Treasurer: S. Paul.
Coach: Haumoana A and B: J. McKay.
Haumoana Old Girls: A. Brady.
Financial members:
J. Butcher, D. Moat, B. Townsend, D. Hesketh, L. Haynes, S. Harbottle, J. McKay, N. Manning, L. Boynton, S. Randell, S. Paul, A. Caldwell, J. Emmerson, H. Sullivan, E. Mosen, J. Steevens, J. Smith, R. Heaps, C. Griffiths, J. Power, Joy McKay, H. Pere, D. Unahi, M. Lindsay, K. Christofferson, H. Ormsby, L. Wharrie, A. Yates, D. Kingi, P. Birch, L. Bravington, J. Gordon, R. Gordon, J. Smith, B. O’Keefe, K. Unahi, P. Smith, L. Emmerson, J. Emmerson, D. Christie, W. Apiata, T. Matairangi, A. Brady, F. Kyle.
This year the Hastings Netball will start a twilight Competition. This will be played in the summer months.
The Haumoana A team will now become Haumoana Old Girls.
The club has decided to purchase Life member badges and these will be presented to those members at the Club Field Day.
The club will hold a Cabaret in the Haumoana Hall. Our club trip this year will be to Gisborne. A close vote was held and the President used her casting vote to support the Gisborne trip.
We will stay at the Masonic Hotel again as it is cheaper there and we are all close together.
The juniors will have their trip to Palmerston North and they will stay at the Chaytor Anne Motel.
1978
Officers of the club elected at the Annual General Meeting are as follows:
Patroness: Mrs. J. Butcher.
President: Mrs. B. Townsend.
Secretary: Mrs. S. Randell.
Treasurer: Mrs. J. Power.
Social Committee Organiser: Mrs. M. Lindsay.
Club members:
B. Townsend, L. Emmerson, R. Wilson, J. Power, J. McKay, N. Manning, J. Butcher, S. Paul, K. Christofferson, M. Lindsay, N. Steevens, M. Heaps, R. Birch, P. Birch, L. Boynton, B. Jensen, D. Caldwell, D. Moat, A. Blummont, L. Hayes, J. Emmerson, R. Heaps, D. Unahi, J. Smith, R. Wilson, E. Mosen, H. Ormsby, H. Pere, D. Hesketh, D. Kingi, J. Kekena, J. Steevens, C. Griffiths, A. Caldwell, S. Warren, C. LeBas, M. Heremia, C. Christie, A. Yates, S. Bambry, S. Walford, K. Robertson, W. Leswick, D. Christie, R. O’Leary, W. Apiata, M. Heaps, T. Matairangi, S. Harbottle, J. McKay.
This year we have three teams playing in the Hastings Competition.
Haumoana Old Girls are in Second grade.
Haumoana A. Team is in third grade.
Haumoana B Team is in Reserve flight grade.
All club skirts are to be 8 inches above the ground when kneeling.
The Haumoana Old Girls Team are to get new ‘wrap around skirts’. These skirts were later to be called ‘blankets’ as they were so heavy and very hot to play in.
This year on 7th; July we will have a cabaret at the Clive Rugby Club rooms.
Our club dinner will be at the D. B. Heretaunga.
Because of the increase in fees to the Hastings Assn. we have had to increase our club fees as well.
Senior players = $10
High School Players = $7.
Our trip to Gisborne this year will see the teams playing in the Patsy Burke Memorial.
The club will stay at the Masonic Hotel as it is slightly cheaper and is right in the Main street of Gisborne.
The house bar will be open til late so there is no need for the girls to have to go out on the Saturday night.
The only problem with this Tournament is that it has grown so large over the last few years that it has been extended to all day Sunday as well. Any of our teams making the finals would not finish until late Sunday afternoon and we would be leaving very late to return to Hastings. We may have to look at other alternatives.
As we have some spare seats on the bus we will give some Clive netball players a ride to Gisborne.
1981
Officers of the club for 1981 are as follows:
Patroness: Mrs. N. Manning.
President: Mrs. D. Cameron.
Secretary: Mrs. Francess Kyle.
Treasurer: Alison Caldwell.
Coach: Senior: Judith McKay. Junior: Dawny Kingi.
Club members:
B. Townsend, J. McKay, D. Cameron, J. Butcher, D. Kingi, V. Jacobs, D. Paul, A. Apiata, B. O’Keefe, C. Walker, K. Moat, J. Kingi, M. Hesketh, L. Christie, R. Renata, F. Withers, S. Ormsby, C. LeBas, R. Heaps, K. Christie, D. Unahi, P. Williams, A. Christie, S. Randell, N. Manning, J. McKay, F. Kyle, C. Christie, A. Caldwell.
This year we are to have new skirts. All teams will be in the same uniform from now on.
We will donate our old skirts to the Haumoana School.
This year we have four teams in the club.
We will also hold a gala at the park and invite other local groups so that they can fund-raise also.
Our senior teams will travel to Rotorua for their trip this year. We will be staying at the Rotokawa Lodge which is a little way out of town but excellent accommodation.
The Junior team will travel to Taupo on a Saturday morning and will stay at the Spa Hotel.
We will hold an evening at the Mayfair Hotel as a fund-raiser.
This evening turned out to be a ‘flop’.
It was freezing cold, the band was too loud and the crowd was small.
We held a cabaret at the Haumoana Hall which was very successful.
This year we have changed our ruling regarding players on the committee. From now on, players can be elected to the committee.
This year we are to introduce a rubber ball. Other clubs are using them and it is thought that they will be ideal in wet weather.
Judy McKay received the ‘Silver Whistle Trophy from the Hastings Assn.
1979
Club Officers:
Patroness: N. Manning
President: F. Kyle
Secretary: R. Wilson
Treasurer: K. Townsend
Coach: J. McKay Old Girls: A. Brady
Members:
F. Kyle, R. Wilson, P. Birch, N. Manning, L. Boynton, B. Jensen, D. Moat, A. Caldwell, A. Blummont, L. Hayes, J. Emmerson, B. Townsend, L. Emmerson, J. Butcher, U. Lean, S. Birch, M. Heaps, J. Bernstone, Mr. and Mrs. B. Haimes, N. Steevens, M. Lindsay, J. McKay, K. Townsend, A. Walford, A. Kemp, J. Smith, D. Christie, D. Price, D. Oughton, A. Yates, C. Griffiths, T. Matairangi, A. Wiggins, S. Wiggins, K. Unahi, K. Christie, J. Apiata, L. Wharrie, J. Steevens, S. Warren, M. Phillips, O. Hanara, R. O’Leary, S. Ormsby, A. Caldwell, V. Reeks, A. Bambry, J. Spooner, D. Hesketh, A. Pohatu.
As bibs have now become compulsory we have had to purchase a set for each team. They will be white with red lettering.
The Old Girls team have broken tradition and now have red track suits with a blue stripe. The club colours are red and white and future uniforms must conform to the Club’s colour code.
This year will hold our wind-up at the Clive Rugby Club Rooms.
The end of year wind up will be at the D. B. Heretaunga.
The junior team will travel to Palmerston North.
1980
Officers elected:
Patroness: N. Manning
President: D. Cameron
Secretary: F. Kyle
Treasurer: K. Townsend
Senior Coach: J. McKay Junior Coach: D. Kingi
Members: D. Cameron, J. McKay, B. Townsend, N. Manning, A. Yates, D. Unahi, R. Renata, A. Caldwell, C. LaBas [Le Bas?], L. Wharrie, R. Heaps, S. Randell, J. Emmerson, I. Matairangi, S. Walford, D. Kingi, M. Heremia, K. Unahi, D. Christie, P. Birch, C. Christie, D. Hesketh, R. Birch, L. Boynton, B. Jensen, D. Caldwell, A. Blummont, M. Heaps, J. Bernstone, S. Birch.
This year we have fout [four] teams.
Our courts will be re-sealed and the club will pay for the line markings.
The Senior trip will be to Gisborne and we will stay at the Masonic Hotel. The Junior team will travel to Taupo and stay at the Spa Hotel.
This year our fund-raising has enabled all senior player to have red and white track-suits.
On the way back from Gisborne, the bus was running out of brakes coming down the Morere hill. While we waited for another bus to arrive from Hastings, we amused ourselves by singing and soing [doing] square-dancing on the side of the road.
The last people were dropped off in Hastings at 11.30pm.
1982
Officers elected at the Annual General Meeting are as follows:
President: Mrs. D. Cameron.
Patroness: Mrs. N. Manning.
Secretary: Mrs. F. Kyle.
Treasurer: Mrs. S. Randell.
Equipment Officer: Mrs. J. Butcher.
Coaches: J. McKay. P. Cameron. D. Kingi.
This year we are to have three coaches in the club. It is impossible for one coach to be able to give time to five teams.
J. McKay will coach the Red and White team.
D. Cameron will coach the Blue team.
D. Kingi will coach the A. and B. team (Juniors).
The new uniforms have been completed and all five teams are now wearing the new uniform. It is much easier than three different coloured skirts.
Instead of a gala this year we will hold a Market Day in the Haumoana Hall and invite other local groups to participate also.
Our club trip will be to Rotorua again. We will be staying at the Rotokawa Lodge.
Two teams will be entered in the competition. These two teams will be made up from the three senior club teams.
As two of our players are getting married soon the club has put on a kitchen tea at the Pavilion for them. Good-luck to Rosemary Heaps and Allison Caldwell.
We will hold our prize giving and cabaret at the end of the season at the Haumoana Hall.
Club members for the year were:
D. Cameron, J. McKay, N. Manning, B. Townsend, F. Kyle, S. Randell, D. Kingi, D. Unahi, J. Butcher, A. Christie, S. Paul, P. Williams, C. LeBas, C. Christie, G. Halbert, B. Williams, V. Puna, A. Pohatu, M. Smith, S. Moat, K. Moat.
1983.
Officers elected for 1983:
Patroness: Mrs. N. Manning.
President: Mrs. D. Cameron.
Secretary: Mrs. F. Kyle.
Treasurer: Mrs. S. Randell.
Coach: Senior: J. McKay. Junior: S. Randell.
Old Girls: D. Christie.
This year we have five teams in the Competition.
Four players have made the Hastings Rep teams this season.
Judy McKay has passed her local Umpire Exam.
We will hold a cake stall at the Clive T. A. B.
At our Field Day this year we will for the first time hold a Mens Competition Section. Most clubs have men playing netball and we have a special section for men players because under N.Z. rules, men and women may not play against each other in Competitions.
Hamuera won the mens section.
Season resultd [results]:
White team won their section in Hastings.
Red team were co winners in their section.
Red team were also runners-up at the Te Reinga Tournament.
Haumoana B were winners of the College E Grade, runners-up at the Haumoana Junior Field Day, and runners up at the Te Reinga under 13 Tournament.
Haumoana White were runners-up in the Hastings D Grade, Section winners at Twilight Netball and made the semi finals of the Giorgi Tournament.
Because of the higher grading in Rotorua we will send only the red team this year. We will go by Mini-bus.
Club members this year are:
D. Cameron, J. Butcher, B. Townsend, J. McKay, N. Manning, M. Kaui [Kani], G. Pere, A. Apiata, D. Unahi, C. LaBas, S. Randell, D. Kingi, R. Stanley, D. Christie, G. Heremia, A. Carrol, C. Heremia, D. Hesketh, M. Whaanga, S. Warren, K. Moat, J. Cunningham, B. Edwards, F. Apiata, C. Tahau, J. Munroe, M. Hemopo, L. Christie, L. Ratima, L. Peake, C. Kahui, J. Kingi, D. Paul, L. Cooper, K. Whatarau, K. Edwards, S. Moat, B. Greening, J. Edwards, M. Apiata, B. Taumata, S. Paul, V. Puna, C. Lindsay.
The Junior trip will be to Turangi, staying at the Waihi Pa.
They will travel in the same bus as the Senior team did. That is a bus hired from Bill Jones Shearing Contractor.
This bus was later named the Heartattacky Bus by the girls of the club.
1984
Patroness: N. Manning
President: D. Cameron
Secretary: F. Kyle
Vice President: S. Randell/F. Kyle
Treasurer: S. Randell
Equipment: J. Butcher
Senior Coach: J. McKay
Red Coach: D. Christie
Junior Coach: S. Randell
Committee:
R. Stanley, A. Christie, C. LaBas, B. Townsend, D. Hesketh, D. Kingi, S. Paul, B. Edwards, S. Warren, D. Paul, A. Jacobs.
Captains:
Red: C. Heremia
White: C. LaBas
Blue: C. Tahau
Seasons results:
Junior Field Day: Haumoana A won section
Haumoana B runners up
Haumoana Juniors runners up at te Reinga Tournament.
Hastings Competition: Red: Runners up
White: Runners up
B. Winners.
Haumoana white attended Celtic Field Day.
This year we had 10 players chosen to attend rep trials.
1985
Patroness: N. Manning
President: D. Cameron
Vice: S. Paul
Secretary: M. Lindsay
Treasurer: R. Stanley
Equipment: J. Butcher
Senior Coach: J. McKay
Junior Coach: D. Kingi
At the A.G.M. it was decided that each team will have its own coach. During the season J. McKay resigned as Coach after many years.
Season Coaches: S. Randell
D. Cameron
D. Kingi
This year we will hold a Disco at the Hall.
Senior Teams will travell to Palmerston North by railcar.
This year we have been asked by the Haumoana Rugby Club to run the Aranui Tournament.
We have three Representative players this year. They are B. Thomas, N. Hita and C. Lindsay.
1986
Patroness: B. Townsend
President: D. Cameron
Vice: S. Randell
Secretary: D. Paul
Treasurer: R. Stanley
Senior Coach: S. Randell
Junior Coach: D. Unahi
Ass. Coach: D. Cameron
This year we have five teams.
Red team Captain: M. Lowe
White D. Paul
Blue: T. Hampton
A. Team A. Scotland
B. …
This year we are all going to Skate time for a social club night out. We are entering a team in the Hastings to Napier Fun Run.
Hastings results: Red: First in Grade
White: First in Grade
A. Runners up
B. Runners up
Junior Field Day: Winners: Haumoana A Coached by D. Unahi
Runners up: Skate Time coached by S. Moat.
Marilyn Lowe Receiving the Hastings Assn. Trophy as Captain of the Haumoana Red Team.
Back Row: White Team 1987: S. Randell (Coach) L. Heaps, J. Taafe [Taaffe?], J. Nolan
Front Row: R. Stanley, D. Unahi, C. LaBas, R. Jones, N. Matairangi.
1987
Patroness: B. Townsend
President: D. Cameron
Vice: S. Randell
Secretary: D. Paul
Treasurer: R. Stanley
Equipment: J. Butcher
Delegate to Hastings: D. Cameron
Senior Coach: S. Randell
Junior Coach: D. Unahi
Each Team that plays a game in the Hastings Assn. Must Provide a scorer.
Rep. players will now be graded into age groups.
Thise [This] year we have one present and one former Coach coaching the Representative teams for the Hastings Assn.
D. Cameron coaching Hastings under 14
J. McKay coaching the Hastings Under 18
1988
Patroness: B. Townsend
President: D. Cameron
Secretary: D. Paul
Vice Pres: S. Randell
Treasurer: R. Stanley
Equipment: J. Butcher
Senior Coach: S. Randell
Junior Coach: R. Stanley
Ass. Coach: L. Heaps
The Club held a bottle drive this year to raise funds.
We covered the whole of Haumoana and TeAwanga [Te Awanga] and the depot was at Haycocks.
It was held in pouring rain and cold conditions but a good turnout helped to cover the area quicker.
Trialists this year:
u/14 S. Blummont
S. Hewitt
S. Davis
u/16 R. Jones
N. Matairangi
A. Haycock
u/18 D. Paul
A. Thomas
T. TeWhaiti [Te Whaiti?]
1989
At the A.G.M. the following officers were elected:
Patroness: B. Townsend
J. Butcher
President: S. Randell
Vice: R. Stanley
Treasurer: R. Stanley
Secretary: T. TeWhaiti
Equipment: R. Jones
Senior Coach: S. Randell
Junior Coach: T. TeWhaiti
This year the Seniors will go to Wanganui to play in a Tournament.
Field Day Results:
B Grade: Soma
r/up Tamatea
C. Grade: Clive
r/up Flaxmere
Best Dressed: Taitokorau
Player of the day: R. Prentice, D. Wray, A. Thomas.
1990
Patroness: J. Butcher
President: S. Randell
Vice: T. TeWhaiti
R. Stanley
Secretary: J. Nolan
Treasurer: R. Stanley
Equipment: R. Jones
Coach: H. Taiaroa
Ass. Coach: J. Nolan
Captain Red Team T. TeWhaiti
Fees for this year are: Senior $40
Non Working Senior $35
Junior: $20
This year we received a $500 grant from the Hillary Commission.
A 45th Anniversary Dinner was held at the Hastings R. S. A.
Past and Present members attended.
Members:
T. TeWhaiti, I. TeWhaiti, L. Blackstaffe, T. Kemp, L. Kemp, D. Wray, K. Faulkner, Kirsten Wilson-Gay, A. Lemmon, D. Paul, R. Jones, Kim Turner, S. Paul, C. Randell, R. Prentice, Andrea Haycock, M. Taiaroa, R. Taiaroa, K. Cooper, A. Heaps, S. Brown-sharp, I. Heaps, S. Randell
1991
Patroness: J. Butcher
President” S. Randell.
Vice: A. Lemmon Senior Coach: T. TeWhaiti
T. TeWhaiti Junior Coach: A. Kani
Secretary: T. TeWhaiti
Equipment: J. NolaN
Treasurer: P. Birch
This year we have two teams
Senior team was 2nd. in B Reserve
Junior Team: Winners: Coll. E. Grade.
This year our trip will be to Wanganui
Members are: R. Jones, M. Prentice, S. Leaf, T. TeWhaiti, D. Paul, B. Hickson, G. Lyon, J. Luke, S. Williams, C. Randell, S. Randell, L. Heaps, V. Petersen, L. Blackstaffe, S. Rangiihu, K. Turner, P. Birch.
Captains: Senior: A. Lemmon Vice: I Heaps
Junior: C. Randell.
1992
Patroness: J. Butcher
President: S. Randell
Vice: T. TeWhaiti. A. Kani
Equipment: P. Birch
Treasurer: P. Birch
Senior Coach: White: A. Kani Blue: D. Unahi
Senior Captain: T. TeWhaiti Vice: D. Paul
Blue Captain: C. Rangiihu Vice: S. Williams
White: J. Siou Vice: R. Cushing
Seasons results: Blue coached by D. Unahi were Grade winners
White coached by A. Kani were Grade Runners up.
This year the Trip will be to Wellington.
Members:
S. Leaf, T. Mathews, R. Stanley, C. Randell, S. Randell, M. Prentice, S. Williams, T. Williams, L. Julian, B. Hickson, G. Evans, L. Blackstaffe, E. Finny, R. Hesketh, A. Ramsey, N. TeWhaiti, D. Paul, S. Lawson, M. West, R. Cooper, A. Schollum.
1993
Patroness: J. Butcher
President: S. Randell
Vice: A. Kani
Secretary: Mrs. Williams
Treasurer: P. Birch
Equipment: P. Birch
Junior Coach: D. Unahi. A. Kani
Members:
T. Williams, S. Williams, S. Tamanui, A., Cushing, K. Wiki, C. Neilson, B. Hickson, M. Prentice, C. Hill, K. Turner, M. Mathews, S. Love, H. Albert, V. West, P. Birch, J. Siou, M. Robinson, D. Blackwell, C. Randell, S. Randell, A. Collins, T. TeWhaiti, J. Luke, S. Rangiihu, S. Rangiihu, A. Cushing, B. Cushing, A. Schollum, R. Hesketh, S. Lawson, D. Paul, L. Blackstaffe, M. West, T. Mathews
1994
Patroness: J. Butcher
President: S. Randell
Vice: R. Stanley
Treasurer: P. Birch
Secretary: P. Williams
Red Coach: T. TeWhaiti
Red Captain: D. Unahi.
Vice: A. Thomas
White Coach: A. Kani
Captain: K. Turner
Vice: M. West.
Lisa Turner is an under 15 Representative player this season.
The Annual Prize-giving will be held at the Fire Station.
Debbie Unahi was made a Life Member.
Our Club trip this year will be to Wellington.
Members:
K. Ryan, L. Julian, K. Wiki, C. Bailey, G. Evans, N. Priestley, Y. Bakker, D. Lee, N. Slack, T. TeWhaiti, K. Oliver, A. Thomas, N. TeWhaiti, B. Hanley, C. Futter, A. Cushing, D. Wither, L. Blackstaffe, B. Hickson, A. Single, K. Turner, L. Turner, N. Wilson, C. Randell, S. Randell, H. Ormsby, K. Ferris, E. Falaoa, S. Lawson, S. Leaf, A. Sayer, A. Ramsey, V. West, M. West, R. Mansfield.
1995
Patroness: J. Butcher
President: S. Randell.
1962 B Team.
1st. Equal Hastings Third Grade. Winners. Queen’s Birthday Comp.
C. Allington, R. Kani, L. Manaena, H. Clarke, R. Walker, J. Manning, E. Hatherall, P. Lambert.
1964 B Team
Winners Hastings 3rd. Res. Grade Cup.
L. Emmerson, H. Pearse, J. Douglas, S. Baker, C. Townsend M. Kireka, M. Baker, C. Robbie, L. Lean.
Remember when
Haumoana Netball Club to celebrate 50 years
Marion Morris
Staff reporter, Hastings
The Haumoana Netball Club, which will mark its 50th Jubilee at Labour Day weekend, is expecting more than 100 at the celebrations.
Among those coming are ex-players from throughout New Zealand and Australia.
Those organising the Jubilee have had their task made easier because the club’s records are complete down to the minutest detail of its existence of those 50 years.
Delwyn Cameron, Matamata, a former club member is undating a magazine of the club’s history and finding many aspects of interest.
“Haumoana never trialled its players and it still doesn’t. Whoever turns up gets a game,” she said.
“It has had remarkably few coaches – seven only, and many original players now have daughters and granddaughters who play. It has always been like a family.”
“In fact the history of the club is a bit like the history of Haumoana,” Mrs Cameron said.
The club was formed at a meeting on May 7, 1946, after a year in which only friendly matches were played.
The minutes of that first meeting included:
“It was decided to write to the secretary of the Haumoana Beach Improvement Society for the use of the picnic ground at the Black Bridge.
(Mrs Cameron said there were no real courts at that stage on the picnic ground).
“It was passed that the girls bring threepence along each club night to pay for the lights in the hall.
“The following officers were elected: President, Mrs Krebs, Vice presidents: Mrs Holden, Mrs McNiven, Mrs Nitchkie [Nitschke] and Mrs McQuarrie [Quarrie]. Secretary/treasurer, Mrs Ruby Twort, Coach, Miss Edna Steele. Committee: Edna Steele, Lorraine Lindsay, Ida Boaler and Ruby Twort.”
A Herald-Tribune report in 1954 stated: “Haumoana again fields two teams. Three fourth grade players showed much improvement last season and will be included in the third grade making a strong team. The travelling distance is a disadvantage to this club but it does not mar the keen club spirit that prevails each week.”
Mrs Cameron said players had to take a bus from Haumoana to Hastings depot and then walk to Ebbett Park.
She plans to publish the club history after the jubilee so that photographs and reports of the jubilee functions can be included.
The three-day jubilee programme begins with a wine and cheese evening on Friday at the Haumoana Hall for members and ex-members. On Saturday there will be junior, senior and oldies netball games played at Haumoana Memorial Park.
An official welcome will follow with morning tea and photo sessions.
At night husbands and partners will join members and ex-members at a function at the Cheval Room at Hastings Racecourse where a jubilee cake will be cut at the jubilee dinner.
On Sunday morning a church service will be held at Haumoana Memorial Park followed by morning tea and farewells.
Photo captions –
Haumoana basketballers in 1946: Back from left: L. Scott, L. Lindsay, J. Krebs, M. Kirk and D. Castles. Front from left: R. Twort, I. Boaler, P. O’Brien and J. McKeesick. Their uniforms were red pinafores and white blouses and the photograph was taken at the Black Bridge picnic area where practices were held.
1961 – opening day of the club’s first netball courts.
Life members at the 1990 re-union.
Back row: Ruby Birch, Neta Manning, Beth Townsend, Delwynne Cameron, Joyce Butcher, Barbara Jensen
Middle Row: Lorraine Emmerson, Rosemary Stanley
Front Row: Shirley Randell, Lynne Townsend, Rosalyne Wilson
Past Presidents: Back Row: Beth Townsend, Vi Morris, Neta Manning, Francess Kyle, Mrs. Heaps, B. Jensen.
Front Row: Delwynne Cameron, Ruby Twort, Shirley Randell.
HAUMOANA NETBALL CLUB 50TH JUBILEE
PRESIDENT’S SPEECH
Thank you to the organising committee for bringing us all together and for the work that this has entailed.
I would like to recognise the presence of ex-Patronesses Netta and Aunty Beth, mentors and coaches, Judy and Delwynne, our life members and all players past and present.
I would like to acknowledge the important contribution that our present Patroness, Joyce Butcher has made to our club. Joyce has remained an active member every year-helping us whenever requested and always on had to assist at tournaments and each year at the presentation-we applaud her for her continuing support.
50 years is a milestone and it is appropriate that we should gather at the venue for this auspicious occasion.
Over the years this club has at times struggled to survive, especially with the demise of the Whakatu Freezing Works and the shift of residents to other towns, but survive we have and as will have been evident today we’ve continued to represent our club with honour and respect for good competition and fair play.
We are recognised in Hastings for providing not only good competitive teams but also some top umpires-this good example being set by Judy who was awarded the Silver Whistle Trophy, and has been carried on by Rose and Aera who are both highly qualified. I’d also like to acknowledge the contribution made over the years by Debbie, Tania and this years senior players who passed their Elementary Award-Deborah Lee, Angeline Ramsay and Crystal Randell.
We are represented in Hastings by myself on the Executive Committee, the Grading Committee and the Twilight Committee and I try to foster good relationships with other clubs and executive officers.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank those who have made a major contribution over many years coaching the junior players. Namely Aera and Debbie whose teams flourished under their care, and to congratulate Donna Kingi who took on the role of junior coach this year and had a most successful season with her team coming runners-up in Collegiate D Grade.
For me personally it has been a very rewarding season with the seniors losing only two games and taking out the Open B Reserve Grade Cup, coming from behind to win their final in grand style by one goal – a coach’s sideline nightmare!!
Six members of this team were all previously junior players for this club and I was very proud of their achievement this year.
Today we saw evidence of some of the good players that have been through the club – albeit some a little rusty – and many saying “the mind knew where to go but the body wouldn’t take me there!” – but enjoyable nonetheless.
Over the years I have seen that this is not just a netball club but more an extended family – perhaps more important still we are friends and friendships forged within this club are lasting, and as evidenced the past two days by all the hugging and kissing that’s gone on – this will continue.
The jubilee has given us time and the opportunity to renew friendships and share past experiences.
In conclusion, I would ask you to support us – we need help with coaching in ’96, we need committee members for ’96, we could have a Masters’ Team in ’96 – the possibilities are endless.
We will carry on – we hope you will join us –
I look forward to us all meeting in the year 2005 to celebrate 60 years!
1995 REUNION
WE CELEBRATE 50 YEARS OF NETBALL
LABOUR WEEKEND
On Friday 20th; our celebrations began with a wine and cheese evening at the Haumoana Memorial Pavillion.
It was an evening where past and present members rekindled old friendships, recalled memories of playing days, events and Club trips of the past.
The hundreds of photographs on display received a lot of attention, especially the hair styles.
All registered members received an engraved wine glass.
Key rings and special badges were also able to be purchased.
Saturday Morning.
At 9am. Past and Present members, Supporters and invited guests from the Hastings Netball Association were welcomed to the ReUnion and Netball games by Rosemary Stanley.
The Haumoana Junior Team took the court to do battle with some of the earlier players. Short games of only six minutes each way seemed like a full game to the “oldies”.
It was gratifying to see the 1946 team take the court.
As we moved into the 1980’s past players, the Haumoana Senior current team took them on.
It was commented by many that former players had not lost their flair for the game.
A Mother and daughter game was held which was a lot of fun.
A photo session of each ten year group was held.
The morning concluded with a welcome cup of tea and delicious cakes.
Saturday Evening.
We gathered once more at the Pavillion for pre dinner drinks and nibbles.
As more past players and members had arrived it was time to catch up with each other again.
We seated for Dinner and we observed a minutes silence to remember absent friends.
Rosemary Stanley thanked those members of the Committee who had worked tirelessly in organising the Event. Rosemary and Rosalyn Wilson were presented with a boquet [bouquet].
Neta Manning and Beth Townsend who are Life Members, Past Presidents and Past Patronesses received beautiful Sprays.
The present Patroness and Life Member Joyce Butcher and her grand daughter Coralee Butcher who is the youngest Club member were called upon to cut the cake. This beautiful cake was made by Life Member Barbara Jensen and decorated in red and white colours with the club shield. It was well photographed.
Everyone agreed that the Dinner was excellent and the catering staff were thanked by the Club.
Shirley Randell, Club President spoke about the Club and called on all present to support the Club in future to get us through to the next reunion.
After two desserts each the photo gallery was studied again.
As traditional on netball trips or when groups get together, singing broke out. The first song: You will never grow old” seemed to have a new meaning to the works.
It was a night of nostalgia, a coming together of past and present players all who would have had pride in saying at some time “I play for Haumoana”.
The evening concluded with everyone promising to be on time for Church in the morning.
Sunday Morning.
Members gathered once more at the Pavillion for a special Service. Former member Jean Hantler played the Organ and lead the singing. After a short service we all gathered downstairs for morning tea. After more photos, hugs and kisses, promises to keep in touch, and a few teary eyes, everyone left to return to all parts of New Zealand and Australia.
Congratulations to the Committee for a wonderful week end and “Three Cheers” to all players, committees and supporters who have kept the Club growing strong over the past 50 year.
See you all at the next reunion.
Ka Kite.
PATRONESS
1951 Betty Holden
1952 Betty Holden
1953 Betty Holden
1954 Betty Holden
1955 Betty Holden
1956 Betty Holden
1957 G. Baker
1958 G. Baker
1959 V. Morris
1960 Ruby Birch
1961 Ruby Birch
1962 Ruby Birch
1963 Mrs. Sweet
1964 Mrs. LeValiant
1965 Joan Sneddon
1966 Mrs. Richardson
1967 Mrs. Richardson
1968 Mrs. Richardson
1969 Mrs. Richardson
1970 Mrs. Richardson
1971 Mrs. Richardson
1972 Mrs, Richardson
1973 Mrs. Manning
1974 Ruby Birch
1975 Mrs. Manning
1976 Mrs. Manning
1977 Mrs. Manning
1978 Joyce Butcher
1979 N. Manning
1980 N. Manning
1981 N. Manning
1982 N. Manning
1983 N. Manning
1984 N. Manning
1985 N. Manning
1986 N. Manning
B. Townsend
1987 N. Manning
B. Townsend
1988 B. Townsend
1989 B. Townsend
1990 J. Butcher
1991 J. Butcher
1992 J. Butcher
1993 J. Butcher
1994 J. Butcher
1995 J. Butcher
PRESIDENT
1945 Mrs. Krebs
1946 Mrs. Krebs
1947 Mrs. Krebs
1948 Mrs. Van Asch
1949 Mrs. Twort
1950 Mrs. Erickson
1951 G. Baker
1952 G. Baker
1953 Maureen Burden
1954 V. Morris
1955 V. Morris
1956 V. Morris
1957 V. Morris
1958 V. Morris
1959 S. Purvis
1960 B. Jensen
1961 B. Jensen
1962 B. Townsend
1963 G. Haycock
1964 G. Haycock
1965 B. Townsend
1966 B. Townsend
1967 B. Townsend
1968 B. Townsend
1969 B. Townsend
1970 C. McGuiness
1971 B. Townsend
1972 B. Townsend
1973 B. Townsend
1974 B. Townsend
1975 B. Townsend
1976 B. Townsend
1977 B. Townsend
1978 B. Townsend
1979 Francess Kyle
1980 Delwynne Cameron
1981 Delwynne Cameron
1982 Delwynne Cameron
1983 Delwynne Cameron
1984 Delwynne Cameron
1985 Delwynne Cameron
1986 Delwynne Cameron
1987 Delwynne Cameron
1988 Delwynne Cameron
1989 Shirley Randell
1990 Shirley Randell
1991 Shirley Randell
1992 Shirley Randell
1993 Shirley Randell
1994 Shirley Randell
1995 Shirley Randell
SECRETARY
1945 R. Twort
1946 R. Twort
1947 R. Twort
1948 R. Twort
1949 J. McKeesick
1950 J. McKeesick
1951 M. Burden
1952 J. McCarthy
1953 J. McCarthy
1954 D. McKeesick
1955 B. Morris
1956 Roslyne Earle
1957 Roslyne Earle
1958 Roslyne Earle
1959 Roslyne Earle
1960 Hazel McLeod
1961 G. McDonald
1962 G. Oliver
1963 L. Emmerson
1964 V. Hatherall
1965 H. Clarke
1966 H. Clarke
1967 H. Clarke
1968 C. McGuiness
1969 C. McGuiness
1970 H. McLaren
1971 S. Birch
1972 P. Birch
1973 J. Hope
1974 Patsy Birch
1975 S. Harbottle
1976 S. Harbottle
1977 S. Randell
1978 R. Wilson
1979 R. Wilson
1980 F. Kyle
1981 F. Kyle
1982 F. Kyle
1983 F. Kyle
1984 F. Kyle
1985 M. Lindsay
1986 D. Paul
1987 D. Paul
1988 D. Paul
1989 T. TeWhaiti
1990 J. Nolan
1991 T. TeWhaiti
1992 T. TeWhaiti
1993 T. TeWhaiti
1994 P. Williams
1995 P. Williams
TREASURER
1945 R. Twort
1946 R. Twort
1947 R. Twort
1948 R. Twort
1949 L. Lindsay
1950 L. Lindsay
1951 L. Emmerson
1952 L. Emmerson
1953 L. Emmerson
1954 L. Emmerson
1955 E. Ellis
1956 E. Ellis
1957 E. Ellis
1958 J. Taylor
1959 S. Haycock
1960 R. Earle
1961 R. Earle
1962 R. Earle
1963 R. Earle
1964 R. Earle
1965 R. Earle
1966 M. Holden
1967 M. Holden
1968 J. Hope
1969 J. Hope
1970 M. Baker
1971 N. Manning
1972 M. Keighley
1973 J. Hope
1974 P. Birch
1975 C. Bartholomew
1976 C. Bartholomew
1977 S. Paul
1978 J. Power
1979 K. Townsend
1980 K. Townsend
1981 A. Caldwell
1982 S. Randell
1983 S. Randell
1984 R. Stanley
1985 R. Stanley
1986 R. Stanley
1987 R. Stanley
1988 R. Stanley
1989 R. Stanley
1990 R. Stanley
1991 P. Birch
1992 P. Birch
1993 P. Birch
1994 P. Birch
1995
VICE PRESIDENTS
1946 B. Holden, McNiven, Nitchkie, Quarrie
1947 Quarrie, B. Holden, McNiven, Van Asch, McCarthy
1948 Crawford, Erickson, McCarthy, G. Baker, Quarrie.
1949 Crawford, Erickson, Van Asch, B Holden, G. Baker, Quarrie
1950 G. Baker, Van Asch, Crawford, Twort, Massie, Mrs. McKeesick, Mrs. Taylor, B. Townsend, Holden, Quarrie.
1951 B.Townsend, Van Asch, Massie, McKeesick.
1952 V. Morris, B. Townsend, McKeesick, Ritchie, Bowman, Erickson, Bambry SEN, J. McKeesick, B. Parker, Earle, Mrs. Gerrard, Townrow.
1953 Earle, Morris, Birch, McKeesick, Mitchell, Chubb, Bradshaw, McCarthy, Gerrard, B. Townsend, Bowman, Ritchie, Orsborne [Orsborn], Dyett, Pope, Taylor
1954 Taylor, Manning, Chubb, Calnan Girls, Pope Mrs. Earle, M Burden, Baker, Birch, Mrs. McKeesick, Mitchell, Bradshaw, Gerrard, B. Townsend, Bowman, Orsborn, Dyett, Mrs. C. Unahi, Williams, McWilliams, Bartle, LeQuesne
1955 Gerrard, McKeesick, Bowman, McWilliams, Manning, Townsend, Taylor, Earle, Bartle, Birch, Bambry Ellis, McDonald, Smith, Haycock, Stanley, Thompson, Cochrane, G. Baker.
1956 McWilliams, Manning, Townsend, J. Taylor, Ellis, Baker, Chilton, V. Morris
1957 McDonald, Earle, B. Townsend, Taylor, McWilliams, Manning.
1958 McDonald, Earle, Townsend, Taylor, McWilliams, Manning, N. Steevens, B. Purvis
1959 Townsend, Manning, Anstis, Haycock, Ellis, M. Bambry, J. Thorburn, D. Caldwell, N. Steevens, Baker, McDonald, Sweet, Budd, Mrs. D. Taylor, L. Barge, S. Martin, Ellis, J. Taylor, M. Morris, D. Orsborn
1960 Townsend, Haycock, Manning, Thorburn, M. Bambry, Sweet, Steevens, Anstis, Ellis, Maron[?], K. Baylis, D. Orsborn, M. Anderson, Earle, J. Hantler, Ellis, N. Steevens, LeValliant, R. Blummont, L. Barge, M. Morris, Werrey
1961 Haycock, Manning, Emmerson, Budd, Allinton, Sweet, Anderson, Earle, J. Hantler, Ellis, Werrey, Steevens, LeValiant, J. Butcher, R. Blummont, L. Barge, M. Morris
1962 Jensen, Emmerson, Townsend, Haycock, Allington, Ellis, Douglas, Anderson, LaValiant, Butcher, A. Blummont, Sweet, Anstis, Werrey, Hantler, J. Sneddon, R. Birch, Steevens, Randall, L. Bargh Holden, P. Thomas, S. Anstis, Manning
1963 Jensen, Allington, Ellis, Douglas, M. Anderson, LeValiant, Butcher, A. Blummont, Manning, Sweet, Werrey, Hantler, Sneddon, Steevens, Birch, Randall, Bargh, P. Thomas, Haycock, N. Kani, Hill, S. Harman, G. Oliver, R. Earle.
1964 Anderson, Butcher, Emmerson, Townsend, Harman, McDonald, Mrs. H. Pearce, Birch, LeValliant, Manning, Sweet, Werrey, Hantler, Sneddon, Steevens, Baker, Jensen, D. Moat, J. Davie, Clarke, G. Oliver, Peterse, Haycock, Sneddon.
1965 Anderson, Butcher, Moat, Emmerson, Townsend, Manning, Barman, Pearce, Birch, LeValliant, Sweet, Baker, Jensen, Lean, Davis, A. Clarke, Oliver, Petersen, Haycock, Steevens
VICE PRESIDENTS
1966 Baker, Anderson, Butcher, Townsend, Manning, Emmerson, Townsend, Harman, Birch, Sweet, Jensen, Lean, Moat, J. Davie, A. Clarke, Oliver, Peterse, Haycock, Holden, LeValiant, Richardson, Earle.
1967 Baker, Anderson, Butcher, Steevens, Manning, Peterse, Lean, Manning, Werrey, Townsend, Emmerson, Holden, Robin, Haycock, Sweet, Hantler, Haycock, Sneddon, Oliver, Jensen, Birch, J. Davie, P. McLaren.
1968 Baker, Birch, Butcher, Moat, Manning, Townsend, Robin, Lean, Clarke, Steevens, Peterse, Werrey, Emerson, Holden, Haycock, Sweet, Hantler, Sneddon, LeValliant, Oliver, Jensen, Davie, McLaren, Pearce, Tauroa
1969 Butcher, Birch, Baker, Davie, Haycock, Jensen, Lynch, McLaren, Manning, McKay, Oliver, Robin, Steevens, Sweet, Werrey, Baker, Clarke, Townsend.
1970 Townsend, Butcher, Moat, Emmerson, Manning, Birch, Lean, Davie, Werrey, J. Hope, A. Blummont, T. Anstis, Steevens, Robin, Lynch, Baker
1971 Butcher, Manning, Birch, Moat, Jensen, Lean, McLaren, Townsend, Davie, Werrey, Blummont, Anstis, Steevens, Robin, Lynch, Baker, Kingi, Emmerson.
1972 Butcher, Manning, Birch, Emmerson, Townsend, Jensen, Lean, McLaren, Davie, Werrey, Blummont, Anstis, Steevens, Robin, Lynch, Baker, Kingi, Emmerson, Caldwell
1973 Townsend, Werrey, Manning, Birch, Moat, Butcher, Lean, Emmerson, M. Brady Steevens, Caldwell, Blummont, Jensen, Lynch, Randell
1974 Werrey, Steevens, McKay, Moat, Butcher, Wharrie, Lean, Emmerson, McLaren, Hope
1975 Jensen, Townsend, Butcher, Moat, Hawkins, Townsend, Caldwell, Boynton, Bartholomew, S. Birch, J. Spooner, K. Christofferson
1976 Jensen, Butcher, Caldwell, Boynton, Bartholomew, Steevens, Hope
1977 Boynton, Moat, Jensen, Caldwell, Emmerson, Harbottle, Hope, Steevens, P. Birch, R. Birch
1978 E. Birch, P. Birch, Boynton, Jensen, Caldwell, Moat, Blummont, Butcher, Hayes, Emmerson
1979 Birch, Boynton, Jensen, Caldwell, Moat, Blummont, Hayes, S. Birch, M. Heaps, Bernstone, Mr. and Mrs. Hames, J. Emmerson
1980 D. Hesketh, Birch, Butcher, Boynton, Jensen, A. Caldwell, D. Caldwell, A. Blummont, S. Birch, M. Heaps, J. Emmerson, J. Bernstone
1981 S. Randell, D. Kingi
1982 S. Randell
1983 S. Randell, F. Kyle
1984 S. Paul
1985 S. Randell
1986 S. Randell
1987 S. Randell
1988 S. Randell
1989 R. Stanley
1990 R. Stanley, T. TeWhaiti
1991 T. TeWhaiti, A. Lemmon
1992 T. TeWhaiti
1993 A. Kani
1994 R. Stanley
1995
REPRESENTATIVE COACHES
1984 Judith McKay Hastings Open D. Grade
1985 Judith McKay Hastings Open D. Grade
1986 Delwynne Cameron Hastings Intermediate Grade
Judith McKay Hastings Open D. Grade
1987 Delwynne Cameron Hastings Under 14
Judith McKay Hastings Open C. Grade
LIFE MEMBERS
1965 Roslyne Earle
1968 John Foddy
1972 Lorraine Emmerson
Beth Townsend
Lynne Townsend
Ruby Birch
Neta Manning
Barbara Jensen
1980 Delwynne Cameron
Joyce Butcher
Judith McKay
1988 Shirley Randell
Rosemary Stanley
1992 Tania TeWhaiti
1994 Debbie Unahi
EQUIPMENT OFFICER
1982 J. Butcher
1983 J. Butcher
1984 J. Butcher
1985 J. Butcher
1986 J. Butcher
1987 J. Butcher
1988 J. Butcher
1989 R. Jones
1990 R. Jones
[1991 J
1990 R. Jones]
1991 J. Nolan
1992 P. Birch
1993 P. Birch
1994 P. Birch
1995 P. Birch
REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS
1962 D. Butcher C. Allington
1963 J. Manning
1964 J. Manning
1965 J. Manning C. Townsend
1966 J. Manning
1967 M. Baker
1971 K. Anstis
1976 K. Unahi
1981 C. Christie, M. Heremia, K. Christie, D. Kingi
1982 V. Puna, M. Smith
1983 D. Kingi, M. Whaanga, L. Ratima, V. Puna
1984 A. Ormsby, R. Stanley, G. Pere
1985 C. Lindsay, B. Thomas, N. Hita
1986 B. Thomas, V. Lowe, M. Rutherford
1987 V. Lowe, B. Thomas, A. Scotland, N. Matairangi
1988 N. Matairangi
1994 L. Turner
This list is incomplete
COACHES
1945
1946 Miss Steele
1947 Mr. W. Olsen
1948 Mr. W. Olsen
1949 Mr. W. Olsen
1950 L. Emmerson
1951 L. Emmerson
1952 L. Emmerson
1953 L. Emmerson
1954 L. Emmerson
1955 L. Emmerson
1956 L. Emmerson
1957 L. Emmerson
1958 L. Emmerson
1959 L. Emmerson
1960 L. Emmerson
1961 L. Emmerson
1962 L. Emmerson
1963 L. Emmerson
1964 L. Emmerson
1965 L. Emmerson
1966 L. Emmerson
1967 L. Emmerson
1968 L. Emmerson
1969 L. Emmerson
1970 J. McKay S. Birch
1971 J. McKay S. Birch
1972 J. McKay D. Moat
1973 D. Moat
1974 D. Moat S. Birch
1975 J. McKay D. Moat
1976 J. McKay
1977 J. McKay
1978 J. McKay A. Brady
1979 J. McKay
1980 J. McKay D. Kingi
1981 J. McKay D. Kingi
1982 J. McKay D. Kingi D. Cameron
1983 J. McKay S. Randell D. Christie
1984 J. McKay D. Cameron
1985 S. Randell D. Cameron D. Unahi
1986 S. Randell D. Cameron D. Unahi
1987 S. Randell D. Unahi
1988 S. Randell R. Stanley
1989 S. Randell T. TeWhaiti
1990 H. Taiaroa
1991 H. Taiaroa
1992 H. Taiaroa A. Kani D. Unahi
1993 H. Taiaroa D. Unahi A. Kani
1994 T. TeWhaiti A. Kani D. Unahi
1995 T. TeWhaiti D. Kingi
J. BUTCHER CUP
AWARDED TO THE MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR.
1968 J. Hope
1969 M. Sullivan
1970 J. Baker
1971 K. Lee/M. Lynch
1972 S. Bambry
1973 A. McLaren
1974 Not Awarded
1975 W. McLaren
1976 A. Caldwell
1977 J. Steevens
1978 Not Awarded
1979 S. Wiggins
1980 A. Wiggins
1981 M. Hesketh
1982 J. Cunningham
1983 D. Paul/B. Taumata
1984 A. Ormsby/B. Taumata
1985 I. Schinkel
1986 L. Collier
1987 M. Prentice/I. Heaps
1988 A. Heaps
1989 E. Oud
1990 I. Bass
1991 J. Luke/B. Hickson
1992 C. Evans
1993 C. Hill
1994 C. Bailey/M. West
1995 A. Tims
KINGI CUP
MOST IMPROVED SENIOR
1981 C. LaBas
1982 R. Renata
1983 S. Warren/J. Munro
1984 J. Kingi
1985 C. Lindsay
1986 S. Moat
1987 Not Awarded
1988 D. Johnson
1989 S. Gray
1990 L. Kemp
1991 S. Leaf
1992 S. Paul
1993 S. Tamanui
1994 A. Sauer
1995 K. Ryan
McKAY CUP
MOST CONSISTANT [CONSISTENT] SENIOR
1982 A & B
1993 A
1984 G. Pere
1985 White/Junior
1986 White
1987 Red/White
1988 R. Jones
1989 T. TeWhaiti
1990 T. TeWhaiti
1991 D. Paul
1992 S. Lawson
1993 S. Lawson
1994 D. Lee
1995 F. Tangiora/A. Ramsey
RANDELL CUP
BEST ALL ROUND SENIOR
1981 C. Christie
1982 D. Hesketh
1983 C. Heremia
1984 R. Stanley
1985 S. Paul
1986 T. Bestford
1987 T. TeWhaiti
1988 A. Thomas
1989 R. Stanley
1990 A. Lemmon
1991 T. TeWhaiti
1992 T. TeWhaiti
1993 D. Paul|
1994 K. Ryan
1995 D. Lee
CAMERON CUP
BEST ALL ROUND TEAM
1981 Haumoana C
1982 White/CC
1983 White
1984 White
1985 Blue
1986 Red
1987 A
1988 Red
1989 Red
1990 A
1991 Juniors
1992 Blue
1993 White
1994 Blue/White
1995 Red
CHRISTIE CUP
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
1981 D. Kingi
1982 N. Renata
1983 C. Tahu
1984 N. Slack
1985 M. Lawarence
1986 N & A Scotland
1987 J. Nolan
1988 J & J Fearless
1989 N. Slack
1990 R. Stanley
1991 S. Williams
1992 P. Williams/P. Birch
1993 S. Williams
1994 D. Withers/K. Julian
1995 N. Slack/C. Butcher
K. Cup
BEST GOAL SHOOTING PERFORMANCE
1982 V. Puna
1983 A. Carroll
1984 M. Apiata
1985 A. Ormsby
1985 B. Thomas
1987 P. Spooner
1988 D. Paul
1989 D. Paul
1990 D. Paul
1991 C. Randell
1992 C. Randell
1993 S. Rangiihu
1994 L. Blackstaffe/C. Randell
1995 C. Randell
CAPTAINS
1947 J. Silman Vice: J. Castles
1948 J. Castles L. Lindsay
1953 A. Team
S. Chubb M. Burden
B. Team
N. Pope, E. Calnan
1956 S. Anstis R. Earle
1957 D. Purvis R. Earle
1958 S. Anstis R. Earle
1959 S. Anstis R. Earle
1960 S. Haycock R. Earle
1961 R. Earle
1962 A. Team R. Earle
B. Team C. Allington
1963 L. Townsend D. Butcher
1964 A. Team V. Hatherall
B. Team H. Pearce
1965 A. Team: J. Manning
B. Team: H. Pearce
1966 A. Team R. Walker
B. Team H. Pearce
1967 A. Team H. Clarke
B. Team: J. Hope
C. Team: Y. Brady
1968 A. Team C. Townsend
B. Team: J. Unahi
C. Team: S. Matairangi
D. Team: Y. Brady
1970 R. Werrey
1972 A. Team; K. Blummont
B. Team: S. Bambry
C. Team: M. Lynch
1974 A. Team: K. Christofferson
B. Team: J. Bambry
1977 A. Team: C. Christie
B. Team: K. Christofferson
C. Team: J. Emmerson
1978 A. Team: D. Unahi
B. Team: R. Heaps Red D. Hesketh
1979 S. Walford J. Smith
1980 A. Team: C. Christie B. Team: K. Christofferson
C. Team: J. Blummont D. Team: A. Bambry
1981 Red: C. Christie A. Team: R. Heaps B. Team: J. Kingi
C. Team C. Tahau
1982 Red: C. Christie White R. Heaps Blue: N. Renata
A. Team: J. Blummont B. Team: A. Apiata
1983 Red: C. Christie White: C. LaBas Blue C. Tahau
A. Team: D. Paul B. Team: B. Taumata
1984 Red: C. Christie D. Paul
1985 White: D. Unahi Blue: A. Thomas Junior N. Hita
1986 Red: Marilyn Lowe White: D. Paul Blue: T. Hampton
A. Team: V. Lowe
1987 T. TeWhaiti, C. LaBas, B. Hutton, V. Lowe
1989 A. Haycock S. Moat
1990 T. TeWhaiti
1991 A. Lemmon C. Randell
1992 T. TeWhaiti C. Rangiihu S. Williams J. Siou
1994 D. Unahi K. Turner
1995
PATRONESS CUP
MOST CONSISTANT JUNIOR
1986 A. Team
1987 J. Fairless
1988 S. Blummont
1989 S. Blummont
1990 M. Taiaroa
1991 S. Rangiihu
L. Blackstaffe
1992 L. Julian
1993 K. Turner
1994 K. Turner
1995 A. Cushing
DCD CUP
MOST PROMISING JUNIOR
1982 A. Apiata
1983 K. Whatarau
1984 A. Thomas
1985 B. Thomas
1986 A. Haycock
1987 B. Thomas
1988 S. Hewitt
B. Thomas
1989 R. Prentice
1990 K. Faulknor
1991 M. Prentice
1992 S. Rangiihu
1993 S. Rangiihu
1994 L. Turner
1995 B. Hanley
RED & WHITE CUP
MOST PROMISING SENIOR
1985 D. Paul
1986 S. Paul
1987 N. Matairangi
1988 N. Matairangi
1989 R. Jones
1990 K. Faulknor
1991 M. Prentice
1992 S. Rangiihu
1993 S. Rangiihu
1994 L. Turner
1995 B. Hanley
W & R PAUL CUP
ALL ROUND JUNIOR
1981 M. Hemopo
1982 D. Paul
1983 L. Ratima
1984 C. Lindsay
1985 N. Hita
1986 V. Lowe
1987 A. Scotland
1988 L. Wilkins
1989 I. Heaps/A. Heaps
1990 K. Turner
1991 K. Turner
1992 L. Blackstaffe
1993 A. Schollum
1994 V. West/B. Hanley
1995 W. August
CHALLENGE CUP
1968
Donated by R. Birch
1968 Rebels
1970 Windsor
1972 Havelock Nth.
1975 Rebels
1977 Windsor
1981 Rebels
1983 Haumoana A
1986 Haumoana A
1991 St. Josephs
CLUB TRIPS
1951 Palmerston North
1952 Takapau
1953 Gisborne
Takapau
1954 Rotorua
1955 Wanganui
Palmerston North
1956 Rotorua
1957 Waimarama
1958 Gisborne
1959 No Trip
1960 Stratford
1961 Rotorua
1962 Stratford
Dannevirke
1963 Stratford
1964 Fielding
1965 Masterton
1966 Rotorua
1967 Gisborne
1968 Dannevirke
1969 Masterton
1970 Gisborne
1971 Gisborne
Palmerston North
1972 Gisborne
1973 Masterton
1974 Wanganui
1975 Rotorua
1976 Wanganui
1977 Gisborne
Palmerston North
1978 Gisborne
1979 Palmerston North
Gisborne
1980 Gisborne
Taupo
1981 Rotorua
Taupo
1982 Rotorua
1983 Rotorua
Turangi
1984 Rotorua
1985 Palmerston North
1986
1987 Palmerston North
1988 Palmerston North
1989 Wanganui
1990
1991 Wanganui
1992 Wellington
1993
1994 Wellington
1995 Auckland
MEMBERS
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Bartle Mrs. 1954
Baylis Kim 1987
Baylis (McWilliams) Karina 1954
Beckett Fay 1966
Bernstone (Butcher) Jualaine 1963
Bestford Tracey 1986
Birch Annette 1986
Birch (Lynch) Kathleen 1975
Birch Patsy 1968
Birch Ruby 1953
Birch Roy 1953
Birch (Harbottle) Sue 1966
Black Mary 1972
Blackwell D 1993
Blackstaffe L. 1990
Blummont Audrey 1961
Blummont Joanne 1971
Blummont Karen 1969
Blummont Sharleen 1986
Blummont Ruth 1961
Boaler Ida 1946
Boult Mavis 1953
Bowman J. 1952
Boynton Russell 1968
Boynton (Townsend) Lynne 1959
Braddick Betty 1968
Brady Annette 1977
Brady Margaret 1973
Brady Pauline 1968
Brady Yvonne 1967
Bradshaw Betty 1952
Bravington 1977
Brittain 1983
Brown Janet 1948
Brownsharp S. 1990
Budd Diane 1967
Budd Jessie 1959
MEMBERS
Taken From Financial Records
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Albert Hayley 1993
Allington Claire 1961
Allington Mrs. 1961
Anstis Beryl 1971
Anstis Karen 1959
Anstis Shirley 1958
Anstis Mrs. 1954
Arnold Kirsty 1986
Apiata Adrienne 1981
Apiata Amy 1983
Apiata Fiona 1978
Apiata Joanne 1978
Apiata Melanie 1983
Apiata Wendy 1977
August W. 1995
Bailey Charlotte 1994
Baker Gladys 1948
Baker Joanne 1969
Baker (Hercock) Marie 1964
Baker (Ogg) Marion 1965
Baker (Paul) Shirley 1964
Baker Zita 1967
Bakker Yvonne 1994
Bambry Anne 1973
Bambry June 1974
Bambry Marion 1959
Bambry Mrs. 1952
Bambry Sue 1971
Barge Lorna 1959
Bartholomew (Townsend) Cheryl 1964
SURNAME: CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Burden Karen 1970
Burden Lynette 1951
Burden Maureen 1950
Butcher Coralee 1995
Butcher (Moat-Cameron) Delwynne 1961
Butcher Joyce 1961
Butcher (Bernstone) Jualaine 1963
Caldwell Allison 1976
Caldwell (Purvis) Diane 1953
Calnan Mrs. 1951
Calnan Anne 1953
Calnan Beryl 1951
Calnan Elaine 1951
Cameron (Butcher-Moat) Delwynne 1961
Castles Diane 1951
Castles Judith 1947
Carrol Arlene 1983
Caulton Debbie 1975
Chambers Jackie 1988
Chilton Mrs. 1946
Christie Ana 1981
Christie (Heremia) Cheryl 1978
Christie Karen 1979
Christie Lyndon 1981
Chubb Shirley 1950
Christofferson (Townsend) Kay 1968
Clarke Alice 1965
Clarke Heather 1962
Clarke Robyn 1961
Collier Louise 1986
Collins A. 1993
Cooper Dale 1971
Cooper Donna 1971
Cooper Karlene 1967
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Cooper Larissa 1983
Cooper R 1992
Cochrane Anne 1955
Cochrane Mrs. 1955
Crawford Mrs. 1948
Croft Raewyn 1973
Cushing Anna 1993
Cushing Becky 1993
Cunningham Jane 1983
Davie Judy 1972
Davie Carolyn 1972
Davie Kaye 1972
Davies Joan 1964
Davies S. 1985
Davis Sarah 1998
Davis Sharmaine 1988
Dillion Mrs. 1957
Douglas Enid 1962
Douglas Esmae 1963
Douglas Janet 1964
Douglas Karen 1965
Duff Maureen 1953
Dyett Joan 1953
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Earle Win 1952
Earle (Wilson) Roslyne 1955
Edwards Becky 1983
Edwards Jonelle 1983
Edwards Kerrin 1983
Ellis Elizabeth 1955
Elliot K. 1969
Emmerson Joanne 1974
Emmerson (Lindsay) Lorraine 1946
Erickson K. L. 1948
Evans Gabrielle 1992
Fairless Jackie 1987
Fairless Joanne 1987
Falaoa Edwina 1994
Faulkner Kate 1990
Favell Rose 1984
Ferris Kathy 1994
Finny Emma 1992
Foddy John 1963
Frost L. 1970
Futter C. 1995
Gaskin Louise
Gerrard Mrs. 1952
Glenny Mrs. 1951
Gray L. 1987
Greening Bonnie 1983
Gordon Jenny 1977
Gordon Rosemary 1977
Gray Sarah 1988
Griffiths Carol 1977
Grogan Joan 1961
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
LaBas Connie 1978
Lambert Patricia 1962
Lawarence Melissa 1984
Lawson Sacha 1992
Lean Fay 1964
Lean Lorraine 1964
Lean Una 1965
Leaf Stephanie 1992
Lee (Paul) Debbie 1981
Lee Keryl 1971
Lemmon Amelia 1989
Leswick Wanda 1978
LeValiant Mrs. 1964
LeQuesne Jocelyn 1953
LeQuesne Mrs. 1954
Lindsay Cindy 1983
Lindsay (Emmerson) Lorraine 1946
Lindsay Margaret 1976
Love Stacey 1993
Lowe Marilyn 1986
Lowe Vanessa 1986
Lynch Kathleen 1969
Lynch Marie 1971
Lynch Joy 1968
Lyon G. 1991
Luke Josephine 1991
Malone Colleen 1961
Malone Jenny 1961
Manaena Lydia 1962
Manning (McKay) Judith 1961
Manning Neta 1951
Mansfield Elaine 1966
Mansfield Kiri
Mansfield Rebecca 1965
Mardon Emily 1983
Mathews Myda 1993
Mathews Torian 1992
Mansfield Renee 1994
Marnock Jackie 1963
Martin Sybil 1959
Martin Bunny 1985
Massie Rosemary 1950
Matairangi Denise 1973
Matairangi Ellen 1970
Matairangi Girlie 1979
Matairangi Iris 1974
Matairangi Natasha 1987
Matairangi (O’Leary) Rosemary 1968
Matairangi (Walford) Sue 1968
Matairangi Tuma 1977
McCabe Brigid 1988
McCartney Noeline 1949
McDonald Mrs. B. 1957
McDonald Gay 1957
McElwee (Anderson) May 1953
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
McFlyne C. 1954
McGuiness Christine 1967
McGuiness Fay 1968
McKay Joy 1975
McKay (Manning) Judith 1961
McKeesick Doreen 1953
McKeesick (Hantler) Jean 1947
McCormack K. 1991
McKeesick Mrs. H. 1950
McLaren Allison 1968
McLaren Heather 1966
McLaren Phylis 1967
McLaren Wendy 1973
McLeod Hazel 1959
McNiven Mrs. 1946
McWilliams Karina 1954
McWilliams Mrs. 1954
Miller K. 1973
Milliken Donna 1983
Milliken Melissa 1984
Mitchell Mrs. 1953
Moat (Butcher Cameron) Delwynne 1961
Moat Karen 1981
Moat Sheryl 1982
Morgan Gay
Morris Betty 1952
Morris Margaret 1955
Morris Vi 1951
Morrison Justine 1967
Morrison Jane 1962
Mosen Elaine 1975
Munro Jerry 1983
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Nitcke 1946
Nolan Janine 1987
Neilson Charlotte 1992
O’Brien Patty 1948
Ogden Barbara 1967
O’Keefe Beverly 1977
O’Leary (Matairangi) Rosemary 1968
Oliver (Wallis) Gillian 1959
Oliver Karen 1994
Olsen Mr. 1948
Ormond Abriana 1986
Ormsby Annette 1983
Ormsby Emma 1985
Ormsby Huia 1985
Ormsby Sonia 1979
Orsborn Mrs. 1956
Orsborn Dale 1956
Orsborn Sue 1958
O’Sullivan Maureen 1965
Oughton Donna 1979
Oughton Lois 1969
Painter Lois 1962
Parker Peggy 1952
Patchett J. 1965
Paul (Lee) Debbie 1981
Paul (Tamanui) Shiree 1982
Paul (Baker) Shirley 1976
Pearce D. 1965
Pearce Isobel 1967
Pearce Sally
Peake Leanne 1983
Pearse Helen 1964
Pearse Gilla 1964
Pere Georgina 1983
Pere Huia 1974
Pere Maraea 1966
Pere Ruby 1974
Pere Whilamena 1968
Petersen Colleen 1989
Petersen Vanessa 1989
Peterse Mrs. 1964
Phillips Muriel 1979
Pohatu Adrienne 1982
Pohatu Dawn 1968
Pohatu Raewyn 1986
Puna Vonda 1982
Power Jan 1975
Pope Nancy 1951
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Priestley Natasha 1994
Price Dawn 1979
Prentice Rachael
Preston Beryl 1960
Purvis (Caldwell) Diane 1953
Purvis (Jensen) Barbara 1952
Quinney J. 1988
Quarrie Mrs. 1946
Ramsey Angeline 1992
Randall Georgina 1961
Randall Jenis 1962
Randall Mrs. 1962
Randell-Cotter Crystal 1990
Randell Shirley 1976
Ratima Luana 1983
Rawstrome [Rawstrone] McLeod Hazel 1968
Rangiihu Shey 1990
Rangiihu Sorrell 1992
Reeks V. 1979
Renata Nellie 1968
Renata Rhonda 1981
Reeves Maureen 1949
Richardson Mrs. 1965
Ritchie Mrs. J. 1952
Rutherford Megan 1987
Robbie Colleen 1964
Robbie Raewyn 1973
Robin (Hatherall) Violet 1959
Robertson Karen 1978
Robinson Michelle 1993
Rumble N. 1995
Ryan Kate 1994
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Sayer Ana 1994
Scott Lylie 1946
Schollum Anna 1992
Scotland Anna 1987
Scotland Jenny 1986
Scotland Nicky 1986
Single Anna 1994
Siou Jackie 1992
Slack Natalie 1986
Smith Jillian 1974
Smith Lannie 1955
Smith Mrs. Roy 1955
Smith Melanie 1982
Smith (Whaanga) Mere 1982
Smith Pearl 1951
Silman Mrs. 1951
Silman Jo 1947
Silman Roberta 1947
Sneddon Joan 1962
Spooner (Unahi) Jo 1975
Steevens Janine 1977
Steevens Ngaire 1958
Spooner Pam 1987
Staddon E, 1995
Staddon R. 1995
Styles Kate 1987
Sweet Mrs. 1959
Stanley (Heaps) Rosemary 1977
Stanley Mrs. 1955
Stanley J. 1959
Steele Edna 1946
Sullivan Huia 1977
Taafe Jenny 1987
Tahu Cheyenne 1983
Tahau M. 1967
Taiaroa Helen
Taiaroa Rochai
Taumata Barbara 1983
Tauroa Mrs. 1968
Tauroa May 1967
Taylor Mrs. D. 1950
Taylor Juan 1952
Taylor Valerie 1950
TeWhaiti Isobel 1990
TeWhaiti Tania
TeWhaiti Turama
TeWhaiti Natalie 1992
Thompson Belinda 1987
Thompson May 1955
Thorburn Mrs. 1959
Tihema Tui 1963
Townrow Mrs. 1952
Townsend (Bartholomew) Cheryl 1964
Townsend (Boynton) Lynne 1959
Townsend (Christofferson) Kay 1968
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
Thomas Pam 1962
Thomas Bindi 1985
Thomas Adele 1985
Thomas Annette 1986
Thompson Belinda 1988
Turi Maureen 1963
Truuts Linda 1971|
Turnbull Harry|
Twort Roby 1946
Turner Kim 1990
Turner Lisa 1994
Unahi Betsy 1971
Unahi Debbie 1974
Unahi (Spooner) Josephine 1966
Unahi Kathy 1976
Unahi Mary 1951
Unahi Nan 1947
Unahi Mrs. C. 1951
Unahi Rere 1968
Van Asch D, 1947
Vaughn L. 1970
Vaughn Mrs. 1967
Walker C. 1981
Walker (Kingi) Roseana 1962
Waikari Norma 1969
Wairau Wiki 1968
Wall Mrs. 1955
Walford (Matairangi) Sue 1965
Wallis (Oliver) Gillian 1959
Wallis Sue 1965
Walters Fay 1967
Walters Paulune 1968
Walters Beryl 1968
Warren Rosalie 1971
Warren Sheryl 1978
Weaver Leila 1964
Wepa Bella 1948
Wepa Caroline 1955
Wepa Harriette 1953
Wepa Maryanne 1953
Werrey Jean 1960
Werrey Jillian 1967
Werrey Robyn 1967
West Vanessa 1992
SURNAME CHRISTIAN NAME YEAR JOINED
West Melissa 1992
West Vanessa 1993
Whaangha [Whaanga] (Smith) Mere 1983
Wharrie Brenda 1973
Wharrie Maria 1986
Wharrie Linda 1977
Wharrie Pam 1974
Whatarau Kim 1983
Wheatley Shirley 1960
Wiggins Angela 1979
Wiggins Sandra 1979
Wiki Kare 1993
Wilkins Linda 1988
Williams Anne 1951
Williams Anne 1951
Williams Jennifer 1955
Williams Tamee 1995
Williams Vera 1957
Williams Sharni 1991
Wilson (Earle) Rosalyn 1955
Wilson Nicky 1994
Wilson-Gay Kirsten 1988
Wither Dairna 1994
Withers Fiona 1981
Wray Debbie 1981
Yates Anne-Marie 1977
Zidic Nicky 1986
HAUMOANA NETBALL CLUB 50th JUBILEE
REGISTRATIONS
Anderson, May (McElwee
Avard, Christine (McGuinness)|
Baker, Zita
Bartholomew, Cheryl (Townsend)
Bernstone, Jualaine (Butcher)
Birch, Patsy
Bixley, Faye (McKain)
Brimmer, Janet (Brown)
Bristow, Ida (Boaler)
Butcher, Coralee
Butcher, Joyce
Caldwell, Diane (Purves)
Cameron, Delwynne (Butcher)
Christy, Denise
Connelly, Dale (Orsborn)
Cornes, Jean (Dyett)
Cunningham, Jane
Emmerson, Lorraine (Lindsay)
Flight, Betty
Garrood, Faye (McGuinness)
Grant, Juan (Taylor)
Gray, Elaine (Mosen)
Hantler, Jean (McKeesick)
Harman, Shirley (Haycock)
Harrisson, Lydia (Manaena)
Heaps, Andrea
Heaps, Maureen (Burden)
Hercock, Marie (Baker)
Heremia, Cheryl (Christy)
Hesketh, Denis
Hesketh, Rachel
Jensen, Barbara (Purves)
Johnson, Dale
Kani, Aera
Kani, Marama
Kau Kau, Myra
Keighley, Lannie (Smith)
Kingi, Dawn (Walker)
Kingi, Jackie
Le Bas, Connie
Lee, Deborah (Paul)
Leese, Joy (Massie)
Lindsay, Cindy
Lindsay, Margaret (Strong)
Manning, Neta (McLaren)
McKay, Judith (Manning)
McKenzie, Jane (Hope)
McKinnon, Sue (Bambry)
Messenger, Rosemary (Massie)
Moat, Karen
Moat, Sheryl
Morris, Vi
Morse, Yvonne (Brady)
O’Keffe, Beverley
O’Leary, Rosie (Matairangi)
Otton, Shirley (Anstis)
Parkinson, Beryl (Calnan)
Paul, Shirley (Baker)
Pepper, Margaret (Haycock)
Petersen, Ann (Williams)
Pere, Georgina
Pere, Huia
Porter, Betty (Morris)
Pryce, Roslyne (Earle)
Puna, Betsy (Unahi)
Randell, Crystal
Randell, Shirley (Paul)
Robin, Violet (Hatheral)
Routley, Alison (Caldwell)
Rumble, Lynda (Wharrie)
Rumble, Nicole
Rutherford, Bella (Wepa)
Ryan, Joy (Pohatu)
Smith, Kay (Townsend)
Smith, Lynne (Townsend)
Southward, Maureen (Keighley)
Spooner, Pamela
Stanley, Rosemary (Heaps)
Tacon, Lylie (Scott)
Tamanui, Shiree (Paul)
Townsend, Beth
Unahi, Debbie
Walford, Suzanne (Matairangi)
Walters, Fay
Walters, Faye (Lean)
Webster, Betty ( Bradshaw)
West, Melissa
West, Vanessa
White, Janine (Steevens)
Whitelaw, Debbie (Caulton)
Wiki, Kare
Williams, Pauline
Willingham, Pauline (Walters)
Worsley, Joanne (Emmerson)
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Surnames in this booklet –
Albert, Allington, Anderson, Anstis, Arnold, Apatu, Apiata, August, Avard, Bailey, Baker, Bakker, Bambry, Barge, Bartholomew, Bartlett, Bate, Bates, Bernstone, Bennett, Birch, Bixley, Blackstaffe, Blummont, Boaler, Boult, Bowman, Boynton, Bradshaw, Brady, Brimmer, Bristow, Brown, Budd, Burden, Butcher, Caldwell, Calnan, Cameron, Castles, Carrol, Caulton, Chambers, Chilton, Christie, Christy, Chubb, Christofferson, Clarke, Collier, Collins, Connelly, Coombes, Cornes, Cooper, Cochrane, Cox, Crawford, Croft, Cushing, Cunningham, Davie, Davies, Davis, Dean, Dillion, Douglas, Driver, Duff, Durand, Dyett, Earl, Earle, Edwards, Ellis, Elliot, Emmerson, Erickson, Evans, Fairless, Falaoa, Faulkner, Favell, Fearless, Ferris, Finny, Flight, Foddy, Franklin, Frost, Futter, Garrood, Gaskin, Gerrard, Gilman, Glenny, Grant, Gray, Greening, Gordon, Griffiths, Grogan, Haggerty, Halbert, Hantler, Harbottle, Harman, Harrisson, Hatherall, Haycock, Heaps, Hemopo, Hercock, Heremia, Hesketh, Hewett, Hogan, Holden, Hope, Houkamau, Hurinui, Isaacson, Jensen, Johnson, Jones, Julian, Kahui, Kean, Keighley, Kireka, Krebs, Kirk, Kitt, Le Bas, Lambert, Lassen, Lawarence, Lawson, Lean, Leaf, Lee, Lemmon, Leswick, Le Vaillant, Le Quesne, Lindsay, Lister, Long, Love, Lowe, Lynch, Lyon, Luke, MacNiven, Macklow, Malone, Manaena, Manning, Mansfield, Mardon, Marshall, Mathews, Marnock, Martin, Massey, Massie, Matairangi, Mayberry, McCabe, McCarthy, McCartney, McDonald, McElwee, McEwan, McFlyne, McGuiness, McGuinness, McIvor, McKay, McKeesick, McCormack, McLaren, McLean, McLeod, McNiven, McWilliams, Miller, Milliken, Mitchell, Moat, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Mosen, Munro, Nitcke, Nolan, Neilson, O’Brien, Ogden, Ogg, O’Keefe, O’Leary, Oliver, Olsen, Ormond, Ormsby, Orsborn, O’Sullivan, Oughton, Painter, Parker, Patchett, Paul, Pearce, Peake, Pearse, Peebles, Pestford, Pere, Petersen, Peterse, Phillips, Pickernell, Pohatu, Poole, Poulter, Powell, Puna, Power, Pope, Preston, Priestley, Price, Pryce, Prentice, Preston, Puna, Purvis, Quinney, Quarrie, Ramsey, Randall, Randell, Randle, Ratima, Rawstrone McLeod, Rangiihu, Reeks, Renata, Reeves, Richardson, Ritchie, Rutherford, Robbie, Robin, Routley, Robertson, Robinson, Rumble, Ryan, Sauer, Sayer, Scotland, Scott, Simpson, Single, Siou, Slack, Small, Smith, Sim, Silman, Sneddon, Snell, Southcott, Southward, Spooner, Steevens, Staddon, Styles, Sweet, Stanley, Steele, Stuart, Sullivan, Symes, Taafe, Tacon, Tahu, Tahau, Taiaroa, Taumata, Tauroa, Taylor, TeWhaiti, Thomas, Thompson, Thorburn, Tihema, Tong, Townrow, Townsend, Turi, Truuts, Turnbull, Twort, Turner, Unahi, Van Asch, Vaughn, Walker, Waikari, Wairau, Wall, Walford, Wallis, Walters, Warren, Weaver, Wepa, Werrey, West, Whaangha, Wharrie, Whatarau, Wheatley, Whitcombe, White, Wiggins, Wiki, Wilkins, Williams, Wilson, Wilson-Gay, Wither, Withers, Wray, Yates, Zidic
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